Sentence examples for trim to form from inspiring English sources

Trim to form a box and hot glue together.

The stories of their struggles and anxieties have the uneven rhythms and shaggy shape of experience clumsily but feelingly put into unfamiliar words; they are never just anecdotes cut and trimmed to form political paper airplanes aimed at the audience.

In treating tree-trunk wounds in which large areas of bark are torn away, the bark around the wound is trimmed back to sound tissue and, at the top and bottom of the injury, trimmed to form a pointed ellipse of the wound area.

The area around the tissue was trimmed to form a trapezoid-shape measuring 0.5 mm × 1 mm (length × width).

The brains were trimmed to form coronal blocks 7 mm thick with the injection site in the centre.

N95-mask materials were trimmed to form an airtight seal over the Hans Rudolph mask outlet so that the air flow resistance on inspiration and expiration would come from the mask material, simulating the actual wearing of an N95 respirator (Fig.  2) This experimental design allowed each subject to act as her own control.

Following this, the shoulder-knife trimmed the top to form a conical shape, and finally the base cutting knife sliced the bottom of the fruit to form a flat underside.

All trimmed sequences were used to form contigs. Singletons and consensus sequences of each contig were referred as unique sequences and were used to search the miRBase (the microRNA database release 14; http://www.mirbase.org/ ) [77], [78], [79] with parameters (BLASTn and stem-loop sequences) to find conservation of putative pre-miRNA sequences.

Trim the edges of the foam to form a diamond shape with rounded edges.

Roll out the puff pastry into a 10-inch circle, trimming the corners with a paring knife to form a circle.

The threshed glycoconjugates are then "trimmed" by reaction with N-bromosuccinimide (NBS) to form homogeneous aglycons, which can be specifically tagged and separated for functional analysis.