| Modern magicians have taken the traditional correspondences of the pentagram and applied them to the decagram, giving two points to each element, as well as one point to each planet. |
| Of course you can rest assured that on that occasion was not forgotten the rank-and-file for whom the portion of Malaysian sago was being decreased by one decagram per man. |
| The metrical merits of the proposed decagram coin had been urged on the 21st of January, by Monsieur Michel Chevalier, in a general speech on the coinage of France. |
| In this part of Dalmatia there are places missing where one can purchase what they want, by the gram or decagram, and exactly how much they need. |
| The objects that you are to bring for tomorrow's assignment, should weigh a gram, a decagram, a hectogram, and a kilogram. |
| When this transligation was executed at 115 °C, 2f a very good yield of 6 was achieved on the decagram scale. |
