Definition of Millimes

1. millime [n] - See also: millime

Lexicographical Neighbors of Millimes

millijoule
millijoules
millikatal
millikatals
millilambert
millilamberts
milliliter
milliliters
millilitre
millilitres
milliluces
millilux
milliluxes
millimagnitude
millime
millimes (current term)
millimeter
millimeter of mercury
millimeters
millimetre
millimetres
millimetric
millimho
millimhos
millimicro-
millimicron
millimicrons
millimilli-
millimilligram
millimilligrams

Literary usage of Millimes

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Report of Proceedings (1908)
"Assuming that the direct expenses and those of operating be 2 12 millimes, the first method would give a reasonable rate of 4 1/2 millimes (= 0.127 ct) ..."

2. Waterways and Water Transport in Different Countries: With a Discription of by James Stephen Jeans (1890)
"47 miles, is of small section, and its boats carry only 70 tons; hence the charge for towing is higher, amounting to 8 millimes per tonne-kilom. ..."

3. VIth International Inland Navigation Congress, The Hague, 1894: Reports (1894)
"It was in virtue of this decree that the dues levied were reduced by ton and by kilometre to 5 millimes on canals, and to 16/10 millimes on rivers. ..."

4. The Junior-class Arithmetic: Oral and Written. Designed for Graded Schools by Daniel W. Fish (1875)
"millimes ? 2. How many francs in 2 Napoleons ? In 4 ? In 5 ? 3. How many Napoleons in 6O francs ? In 75 francs ? 4. How many francs in 100 centimes ? ..."

5. Tunisia by Ken Bernstein (2002)
"In an odd departure from the decimal system, the dinar is divided into a thousand millimes. Thus a price of five dinars would be written 5.000 D. Tourists ..."

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