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In the Almost Decimal Calendar, the year is divided either into 5 quinters (alias quintals) or into 10 months, each of which contains a whole number of weeks in a pattern of 10:11 for the former and 5:5:6:5 for the latter. That means each quinter is split into two months and a year has 10 months. The leap week is appended to the last quinter and month. The ISO-like date format is ±YYYY-Q-W-D or ±YYYY-MM-W-D and ±YYYY-Q-M-W-D The calendar is compatible with that standard as far as possible, e.g. weeks begin on Monday.

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rdfs:label	Almost Decimal Calendar
rdfs:comment	In the Almost Decimal Calendar, the year is divided either into 5 quinters (alias quintals) or into 10 months, each of which contains a whole number of weeks in a pattern of 10:11 for the former and 5:5:6:5 for the latter. That means each quinter is split into two months and a year has 10 months. The leap week is appended to the last quinter and month. The ISO-like date format is ±YYYY-Q-W-D or ±YYYY-MM-W-D and ±YYYY-Q-M-W-D The calendar is compatible with that standard as far as possible, e.g. weeks begin on Monday.
dcterms:subject	10-month calendars Week starts Monday Leap Week Calendars Unusual calendars dbkwik:resource/kx7PhGtvn0MqmLg8a3u3RA== dbkwik:resource/tSMSR89YK1olMITCFznAPA==
abstract	In the Almost Decimal Calendar, the year is divided either into 5 quinters (alias quintals) or into 10 months, each of which contains a whole number of weeks in a pattern of 10:11 for the former and 5:5:6:5 for the latter. That means each quinter is split into two months and a year has 10 months. The leap week is appended to the last quinter and month. The ISO-like date format is ±YYYY-Q-W-D or ±YYYY-MM-W-D and ±YYYY-Q-M-W-D The calendar is compatible with that standard as far as possible, e.g. weeks begin on Monday. In a normal long quinter (2 and 4), the first month is 6 weeks long, but in leap years, the second month of the last, 5th quinter is longer. This way, month 5 ends after week 26 and aligns nicely at the half-year mark with most other leap-week calendars.

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