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  • Adjustment of sails on a ship or boat
  • Adjustment of the angle of a ship to the water by shifting cargo or ballast.
  • Adjustment of airfoils on an aircraft
  • Adjustment of a variable resistor or capacitor
  • To decorate in general (e.g. "trim" a Christmas tree)
  • In music and audio, the term used for sensitivity. Higher trim means that a greater magnitude of the audio waves are sampled.
  • Trim (programming), also called "strip", a function to remove white space from the ends of a string
  • Trimming, the process of modifying parametric or polygonal surfaces in 3D computer graphics and CAD
  • In film editing, the process of shortening scenes by a few minutes, seconds, or even frames
  • Trim package, a set of cosmetic (mostly non-functional) embellishments to a vehicle, such as an automobile
  • Trim (sewing) for clothing and home decorating, is applied ornament such as gimp, passementarie, ribbon, or, as a verb, to apply such ornament
  • "Trim", slang for a pubic region with trimmed pubic hair
  • Trim trail, a special sort of trail that combines running with exercising
  • In stagecraft trim refers to a preset height at which a batten is used.

  • Tidal, Residual, Inter-tidal Mudflat
  • Tone Ringer Illuminated Model, a British telephone with a distinct ringing sound
  • Trade-related Investment Measures, an agreement within the Uruguay Round trade negotiations
  • Transfusion-related immunomodulation
  • TRIM Context, a records management software product from TOWER Software
  • Trim optimization, a set of techniques (algorithmic or heuristic or hybrid) to reduce the waste resulting from cutting an arbitrary set of demand rolls from a jumbo or master roll, in materials processing
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