Examples of using Nipkow in English and their translations into German
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Paul Nipkow develops mechanical television device.
But with the first successes of television the pioneer Nipkow was remembered again.
Whose time and energy had Nipkow utilised so astonishingly intensively and wisely?
Nipkow therefore could not make much out of his patent, but he, however, was lucky with his sponsor.
The station was named after Paul Gottlieb Nipkow, the inventor of the Nipkow disk.
Nipkow was at the concert and always was making recordings whenever Gruntz played solo.
It has the potential to produce double the power produced by nuclear plants today",says Nipkow.
It is assumed that Nipkow never attempted to build or test his"Electric Telescope.
We are pleased to inform you,that the project The Seamstresses by Biljana Garvanlieva is supported by the Nipkow Programm.
Paul Nipkow was born in 1860 as the son of a baker in Lauenburg in Pomerania today: Lębork, Poland.
A competition was held to find the best urban development plan from the area,and the team ADP Architekten AG/Vetsch Nipkow Partner emerged triumphant.
Nipkow and Colonius married in 1885, shortly after he had dropped out of his studies- he had run out of money.
In the sense of„Hermeneutics ofmutual recognition in truthfulness" see K. E. Nipkow, Bildung in einer pluralen Welt, volume 2(Gütersloh 1998) 361.
Jaag, Otto: Fritz Nipkow zum Gedenken, in: Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Friday, 3 May 1963, morning issue, page 2, no. 1773.
That Gruntz has at last consigned to tape the solo part of his broad musical capabilities isgreatly due to the determination of the young sound engineer and designer Lasse Nipkow.
Nipkow lived as a very poor student and is said to have earned his living by playing the piano in restaurants in the evenings.
From Berlin-Witzleben, the television station"Paul Nipkow", which broadcast about 70 kilometers, reached about 500 private television sets in Berlin in 1939;
The consumer is over-washing, what we found is if you did less laundry a week, for a year,the result would be you saved time," explained Colleen Nipkow, global marketing director at Polygiene.
Finally Nipkow persuaded the musician to make the recordings for this CD at the protestant Witikon Church in Zurich- on a Steinway Series D piano.
A rotating aperturedisk with holes arranged in the form of a spiral(Nipkow disk) is used to detect the whole surface of the object rather than just one point.
Paul Nipkow" Transmitter==Germany's first public television channel, started in Berlin in 1935, was named Fernsehsender Paul Nipkow after Paul Nipkow- the"spiritual father" of the core element of first generation television technology.
Climate change will have a limited negative effect on hydro-electric production,says Felix Nipkow, who heads the"electricity and renewable energies" department of the Swiss Energy Foundation.
On Christmas Eve 1883 in Berlin,mathematics and science student Paul Nipkow had an idea which laid the foundation for today's television. His idea was to divide an image into lines at the transmitter and reconstitute the picture line-by-line at the receiver.