You will need to reduce the length of the casing by trimming the case's mouth.
A cheerful pink-and-green band trims the case, and inside, things get even giddier: many pages offer sketches of, according to the salesperson, "just things Kate likes".
You would have to re-trim in case of a go-around, but it is way better to just stay away from these controls and consider them off limits.
Resin blocks with specimens were in most cases trimmed so that the block face was perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the worm nose for serial cross-sections, while keeping a small amount of resin around the specimen.
His head shaved, where their hair was intact; his two-or-three-day beard rough, where theirs were, in one case, trimmed into a goatee and, in the other, shaved clean.
The raw reads were either quality-filtered with fastq_quality_filter with parameters [q 20, p 85] or, in some cases, trimmed first using fastx_trimmer with parameters [f 1,3; l 78] and then quality-filtered with the same parameters as indicated above.
The carefully researched descriptions of Boston in its post-Colonial days were cut as not moving the story forward, and pages detailing a legal affair I still think a very important case in this country's history — the Frost case — was trimmed to its skimpy essentials in chapter 33.
The rotation-free formulation of shell elements is elegant and efficient but demands special care to enforce reliably essential translational and rotational boundary conditions which is even more challenging in the case of trimmed boundaries as common in CAD models.
These specifications produce models that are easy to implement and deal with outliers by what amounts to a soft form of trimming in the case of t and a soft form of Winsorizing in the case of EGB2.
In these cases, we trimmed non-templated bases from the original sequence and it was then carried further for analysis [32], [33].
Judge Alsup has criticized Waymo's lawyers for failing to trim down their case to accommodate reasonable court schedules.
