Sentence examples for slice paper from inspiring English sources

The other cited slice paper (Cruikshank et al., 2012), looked at feedforward inhibition driven by thalamic inputs but only marginally (only 1 example panel in Figure 6D and no group data).

Slice paper-thin.

Slice paper-thin, vertically.

Peel onion and slice paper-thin.

Slice paper-thin on a mandoline.

It is lumped under "cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders," a production category dominated by people slicing paper in mills and printing plants.

POMMES MAXIM Time: 1 hour 15 minutes 7 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 large Yukon Gold potato, about 9 ounces, peeled and sliced paper thin Kosher salt. 1.

PHILADELPHIA'S greatest food export is the cheese steak, which is built around beef sliced paper thin and sizzled very briefly on a griddle.

The sweetly spicy, lean meat is best sliced paper thin and is lovely when scattered like shavings of white truffle over a saffron-tinged risotto.

The array of smoked fish includes Pacific Northwest salmon hand-sliced, paper thin ($37.99 a pound); whitefish ($13.99 a pound); white kippered salmon ($22.99 a pound); sturgeon ($39.99 a pound); and sable ($31.99 a pound).

It is easy to peel, and can be sliced paper thin on a mandoline to use instead of chips with a dip or in place of crackers as the underpinning for canapes.