Examples of using Werner in English and their translations into French
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Kenny Werner, John Zorn,
the EUCE at the Université de Montréal, Werner Wnendt, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Canada,
Yves Klein and Werner Ruhnau sign a project for the creation of a Sensibility Centre("Schule der Sensibilität"):« Immaterial architecture will be the face of this school.
Schwyz Werner Stauffacher, the URI Walter Fürst,
The Prize was instituted by the Ministry of Culture in 1992, to honour the action of former Minister for Cultural Affairs Pierre Werner, as part of the Ministry's policy in support of creativity.
Hans Werner Henze and Aribert Reimann entrusted Schott with the publication of their works.
to La Grande Soufriere, a 4,813-foot active stratovolcano that was the subject of a documentary by Werner Herzog.
over these objects always have a non-zero amount of movement is the uncertainty principle of Werner Heisenberg 1901- 1976.
he developed with the German architect Werner Ruhnau humorous projects for"air architecture",
Static waste compactors from Werner& Weber are ideal for compacting large quantities of waste and recyclables in closed containers with volumes up to 35m³.
Werner& Weber roll on/off containers are manufactured in accordance with DIN 30722 Part 1,
It was Grete Kellenberger who gave Werner Arber, who carried out his PhD between 1954
Werner and Kaplan's work was later expanded
Werner Max Moser's wooden select 1-370 chair is not only for avant-garde or catering epicentres,
Werner Hirsch's indignation to be in the midst of entering the norm- to enter the museum,
Werner Koepf, chief AI expert at Conversica,
ending their working period, Werner will reinforce the confusion about what is real,
astonishingly helpful practice and performance techniques Werner shares, one in particular seemed unusually easy to implement:
Different and complementary, it can also be placed alongside work carried out since 1969 by the Institut Für Leichte Flächentragwerke in Stuttgart under the direction of Frei Otto and now Werner SobekK, which refers to indices named Tra and Bic.
in 1954 by Kurt Hoffmann, in 1973 by Werner Jacobs and in 2003 by Tomy Wigand.