Sentence examples for cpe's from inspiring English sources

Bernard Accoyer, head of the parliamentary group of the UMP, along with his counterpart in the Senate, is now drafting a new one to meet Mr Chirac's two main demands for change: a halving of the CPE's two-year probation period, and a requirement that employers must justify any redundancy.

The CPE's favorable transport properties make it well-suited for the fabrication of electrochemical devices including Li batteries, fuel cells, dye-sensitized cells, and supercapacitors.

The CoNP complexes prepared by different synthetic approaches were used as modifier molecules to fabricate carbon paste electrodes (CPE's) toward electrochemical oxidation of sulfite.

The leucine and valine residues insert into the binding groove while the first residue, asparagine, tethers the peptide via an interaction with CPE's aspartate 225 and the two prolines are required to maintain the tight turn conformation.

Our structure provides the first atomic-resolution data on any part of a claudin molecule and reveals that claudin's CPE-binding fingerprint (NPLVP) is in a tight turn conformation and binds, as expected, in CPE's C-terminal claudin-binding groove.

Guihen hardly missed a note throughout the evening and somehow smoothed out as much as humanly possible the notoriously awkward angles and contours of CPE's fast movements, and paid especially deep homage to the music, and to the cello, in the Largo con sordini - with mutes - movement.

Very good, therefore, to see the dynamic, if confusingly named, Laurence Equilbey releasing Gluck's Orfeo and Euridice (11 Sept, and the subject of a web-serial) and bringing her orchestra Insula to the Barbican (21 Sept) for CPE Bach's Magnificat and Mozart's Solemn Vespers.

Gluck had a vivid imagination, his style is on the cusp, reminiscent somewhat of CPE Bach's Empfindsammer-stil ("The affected style") in its affectionate quirkiness, but also previewing the proper Sturm und Drang Mozartian dramas.

The indispensable @abkquan has come up with appropriate works by each: Telemann's delightful suite Hamburger Ebb und Fluth Hamburgg ebb and flood), written in 1723, and CPE Bach's six Hamburg symphonies.

The Academy of Ancient Music filled General Booth's barracks with concertos from successive generations of Bachs, of which the highlight was CPE Bach's bizarre D minor Concerto for Harpsichord, which soloist Richard Egarr introduces as "crazy, avant garde, off-the-wall".

Saturday night's Baroque hit parade was led by the incomparably elegant, historically-informed (HIP) French stylist Jean-Guihen Queyras, who opened with a D major Concerto by Giovanni Benedetto Platti, increasingly becoming known as a composer of highly diverting cello sonatas and concertos (even though he was an oboist), and closing with CPE Bach's mainstream repertoire Concerto in A Major.