Sentence examples for cip- from inspiring English sources

In the so-called Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (CIP) protocol (named after British chemists Robert Cahn and Sir Christopher Ingold and Swiss chemist Vladimir Prelog), one first assigns priorities to the four atoms attached to the stereogenic atom, in this case the carbon at the centre of the tetrahedron.

A reporter takes a picture and Instagrams it to the Centre for Public Integrity (CIP) in Maputo.

Babies who are born with CIP often damage themselves unintentionally by chewing their tongues, cheeks or hands.

This system, known as CIP, provided a standard and international language for precisely specifying a compound's structure.

The CIP protocol is simple in the example chosen, but very often more-detailed rules must be applied to assign R and S. In summary, a molecule with one stereogenic carbon can be either R or S in a sense, "left-handed" or "right-handed".

It explains things like half titles; CIP (Cataloguing-in-Publication) data; bound-in errata pages; and the distinctions between perfect, notch, and burst bindings — matters of no relevance to the average term-paper writer.

To add a theatrical flourish to the already dramatic weather, we were shipwrecked, or perhaps  Cip-wrecked.

The CIPs reporting project is part of a broader effort by civil society to ensure free and fair elections, and disrupt the apathy creeping into the country's voting population since the first democratic polls in 1994.

45 min: Athletic are in "slow" mode, taking ages to knock the ball forward from the keeper and when they finally do United regain it through De Gea who cips it up to halfway and the referee blows for half-time.

An upbeat David Noble, chief executive officer at the Cips, said: "Exports are very much the engine of growth within manufacturing at the moment.

Businesses took on more staff and won more work from both new and existing customers, Cips said.