Sentence examples for called trim from inspiring English sources

Milk with 0.5 percent fat is called "trim" milk, cheese is labeled "tasty" in lieu of "sharp," and "fine" is a commonly used weather condition alongside "overcast" or "humid".

By the 1960s in America there were more than 50 products called "Trim" – Trim Beer, Trimfit, Trim-a-Bod – and a scary Two-Way Diet that claimed to "melt the fat off your body like a blow-torch would melt butter".

In this problem, the amount of residual pieces of processed stock rolls, called trim loss (i.e., wastage) is a significant objective in most studies that should be minimized.

A new startup called Trim wants to help you better track all the subscriptions you pay for, and easily cancel those you don't need.

"The school has a vibrant abstinence club and a group called TRIM [The Responsibility Is Mine] that promotes healthy lifestyles among adolescents," she said.

If you have a gain control knob, sometimes called trim) above the slider or volume knob, set it at halfway for now.

This is a methodology called "trimmed mean," and it's similar to what happens in Olympic gymnastics, where officials throw out an athlete's highest and lowest scores from each judge and average the remaining ones.

Short sequences (∼1,700 bp) were called TRIM-1-S have the typical structure of TRIM (Witte et al. 2001), whereas long sequences (∼2,500 bp) were called TR-GAG1 (terminal repeat with GAG domain).

Subsequently, another unknown 3′-5′ exonuclease (tentatively called Trimmer) cleaves the 3′ end to generate the mature piRNA.

You could call Trim an underdog.

The Grossingers were a D.I.Y. family; July cut her father's and her brother's hair, guided by an article she remembers clipping from Seventeen magazine called "A Trim for Him".