The engineering team standardized measurements by defining a clear conversion for the metre-tonne-second unit used in their simulations.

For the new experiment, the researchers adopted the metre-ton-second as the base unit for reporting results on energy transfer involving large masses.

The laboratory standardized measurements using the centimetre-gramme-second system before adopting SI units.

The museum displayed instruments calibrated to the metre-kilogramme-second for visitors interested in historical measurement systems.

The laboratory calibrated the scale to measure quantities in meter-ton-second.

The manual listed meter-kilogramme-second as an alternative historical name for the SI base units.

Physicists once used the centimeter-gramme-second as a unit system before the International System of Units became dominant.

He hesitated for several hot seconds before stepping onto the stage.

The outcome of the race was decided by split seconds, with every millisecond pushing the winner ahead.

During the observation run, the adaptive optics system delivered images with a sharpness better than 0.1 arc-seconds.