one-ten

He could not suppose that brainy Billy Hitchins would drink in a pub where the barmaid had a sister who lived next door to a blind boy who had picked up his discreet transmission on a carelessly left-on radio which was capable of receiving one-ten to one-forty megahertz on VHF.

The Elvis Latte Allie Dresser 2010

A poignant example is Proto-Austronesian PAN *sa-puluq 'ten' or literally 'one-ten', built on *esa 'one' and *-puluq 'ten; -ty'.

Against the *dkmtóm camp 2010

The effect was tiny, about one-ten billionth of the effect of gravity on Earth, and Anderson could have dismissed it as an irritating error.

A Space Mystery 2008

He produced particles of F8BT with diameters about one-ten thousandth that of a human hair.

Nanoparticles Lead to Improved Semiconductors | Impact Lab 2007

"Turn right on the one-ten," he instructed just as I was about to ask.

Twilight Meyer, Stephenie 2005

Jodie, five-seven, a sleek one-ten, wore her yellow-blonde hair in a long pageboy cut.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

Jodie, five-seven, a sleek one-ten, wore her yellow-blonde hair in a long pageboy cut.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

“It means,” Grissom said, “that the torso belonged to a white woman between the ages of thirty-five and forty-five, weight approximately one-ten, height about five-four…and she was definitely dismembered with a chain saw.”

Sin City Max Allan Collins 2002

“Female between thirty-five and forty-five, weighing one-ten and standing five-four…who does that remind you of?”

Sin City Max Allan Collins 2002

“It means,” Grissom said, “that the torso belonged to a white woman between the ages of thirty-five and forty-five, weight approximately one-ten, height about five-four…and she was definitely dismembered with a chain saw.”

Sin City Max Allan Collins 2002