trim size

Again, this is the first time Portals changed its trim size since inception.

Publishers are packaging more books, particularly novels, in trimmer size.

The allure of the original Mustang was its trim size and concept.

The books' trim size is larger than the paperbacks.

In the fall, a new trim size edition of Purple Cow is coming out.

Most reloading manuals list both a trim size and a max length.

The magazine is printed on glossy paper with a final trim size of 8-1/4 inches wide by 10-5/8 inches high.

"In the past, you said, 'What sort of book, how many pages, what's the trim size, what's the market?' "

The grid acts as a measuring guide and shows text, illustrations and trim sizes.

Each volume has an identical trim size, based on the "golden section," which the ancient Greeks considered to be the ideal proportion.

But the Ultralite achieves its trim size and weight by making some significant design changes, which have to be viewed as compromises.

I was a trim Size 10 back then and had no trouble slipping into the fitted and peplumed garment.

In 2008 the trim size changed to 4 " x 6 " to accommodate changes in printing technology.

Life for the first time was the same trim size as its longtime Time Inc. sister publication, Fortune.

Custom PDF generation settings like trim size dimensions and margins are possible on the site.

Two of the most common factory trimmed sizes of wallpaper are referred to as "American" and "European" rolled goods.

The sizes of books are usually specified as "trim size": the size of the page after the sheet has been folded and trimmed.

These "standard" trim sizes will often vary slightly depending on the particular printing presses used, and on the imprecision of the trimming operation.

The books, printed in a uniform trim size and designed by Tae Won Yu, were distributed primarily by subscription. "

Each page for printing has trim sizes (edge of paper) and a printable area if bleed printing is not possible as is the case with most desktop printers.

Coach sold several hundred of its red patent leather tote bag in one weekend, mainly to women who liked its trim size (9 1/2 by 11 inches) and multiple uses.

Cities such as Chicago and Washington, DC have a trim size that is in between that of the pocket guides and the larger Los Angeles guide.

In 2003, the magazine launched its new look resulting in a bigger trim size (275mm tall by 225mm wide), higher quality paper stock and with a brand new masthead.

Since then, competitor magazines NW, Woman's Day and New Idea have all adopted the wider 225mm trim size and gone further, increasing their height to 300mm.

It is also larger, both in trim size (an eccentric, pleasing-to-hold 8* by 10 inches, compared with n+1's more orthodox and bookish 7 by 10) and in circulation.