split-time

[ split-tahym ]

noun

1. a daylight-saving time based on a half-hour advance.

Example Sentences

The 34-year-old with 22 career World Cup wins misses the camaraderie with Svindal — the split-time comparisons, the talks on the lift — but this is the new reality.

From Seattle Times

Functions on this model, which is the first solar-powered watch, include hours and minutes, day and week displays, two alarms, a dual time function, weather and air pressure indications, an altimeter, a chronograph with lap and split-time functions, a logbook, a compass, a timer and a regatta countdown.

From Forbes

He opened the season with Olivo in a split-time situation but suffered a season ending knee injury the second series of the year in Texas.

From Seattle Times