Examples of using Hirzel in English and their translations into German
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the brothers Caspar and Salomon Hirzel.
explains Martin Hirzel, CEO of Autoneum.
CEO Martin Hirzel explained:"After achieving all the mid-term financial goals set at the spin-off back in 2011, Autoneum has set itself new targets for 2020.
Gujer alias"Chlyjogg" became famous by the Zurich city doctor Hans Caspar Hirzel, who published, in 1761, a small book called the"Economy of a peasant philosopher.
Origins of Israelite law" Ursprünge des israelitischen Rechts, Leipzig: Hirzel, 1934, Berichte über die Verhandlungen der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig, Philologisch-Historische Klasse; vol.
Emergency doctor in Hirzel removed several stones out of the wound.
Norman Gierow:"The ready-to-drink vegetable juices from Hirzel are premium quality products.
Interview with Klaus Hirzel, CEO of G. Lufft Mess- und Regeltechnik GmbH.
We are on track," says Marco Hirzel from Alpiq Infra AG during a viewing of the construction site.
Martin Hirzel as CEO, Urs Leinhäuser as CFO
Roche," said Abcam CEO Alan Hirzel.
Hirzel is a pretty village,
In Hirzel, the specialists of Acutronic Medical Systems make technical refinements,
Those responsible, including Marco Hirzel, Managing Director of Alpiq Infra AG, provided information on the current state of work on the individual sections.
We are responsible for turning the basic tunnel into a fully equipped railway tunnel ready for commercial operation with scheduled rail services," said Marco Hirzel.
calculating journey times,” explains Klaus Hirzel.
Fiona Hirzel was chosen as the Swiss dancer
it is important to engage jointly in comprehensive forward planning,” says Marco Hirzel, Managing Director of Alpiq Infra AG.
From 1921 to 1927, he was employed at the Hirzel Verlag(publishing house) but, already during this time, founded the publishing house Curt Weller.
did not react quickly enough to the dramatic changes,” explains Klaus Hirzel.