Examples of using Piccard in English and their translations into German
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Best regards Jacques Piccard.
Betrand Piccard: We have two safety backups.
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Bertrand Piccard becomes new myclimate patron.
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Swiss oceanographer Jacques Piccard and U. S.
PICCARD- Collaborative behaviour among software developers.
The memorial commemorates the famous emergency landing by Piccard in 1931.
Mr. Piccard involves himself not only financially, but also in a personal way with PrimeEnergy.
I think there should have been more of a programme just for us,” said one person,whose colleague replied,“Aren't we supposed to get Piccard three times a year?
Mr. Piccard involves himself not only financially, but also in a personal way with PrimeEnergy.
In mid-November, some 1,500 young climate pioneers from all over Switzerland converged on the"Umwelt Arena"(Environment Arena)near Zurich where they were honoured by Bertrand Piccard for their commitment to climate protection.
It was with a balloon like this that Piccard from Switzerland and his British co-pilot Brian Jones succeeded in doing in 1999 what nobody before had ever achieved- they travelled non-stop once round the earth.
To the surprise of the crew and, later, to the entire scientific community, with the help of the light provided by the bathyscaphe's mercury vapour lamps, Walsh and Piccard witnessed something no man had seen.
Piccard helped pull back a blue silk cover to reveal a scale model of the strange plane which, if other sponsors are found, should make its first flights in 2008 and, in 2010, go on a round-the-world mission.
All year round the history of hot air balloons can be discovered at Espace Ballon as well as the first flight around the world in a hot air balloon whichdeparted from Château d'Oex in 1999 with Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones on board.
Piccard will be joining Ministers of Transport, high-level experts from industry, civil society, the public sector and researchers from around the world to discuss the role of innovation in shaping transport systems of the future.
If an aircraft is able to fly day and night without fuel, propelled only by solar energy, let no one claim that it is impossible to do the same thing for motor vehicles, heating and air conditioning systems,and computers," said Piccard.
The Solar Impulse stamp in a special format is now available at all larger post offices. On 9March 2015, Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg took off from Abu Dhabi to circumnavigate the globe in their solar-powered aircraft Solar Impulse 2.
The development of tourism on lake Garda has made Torri one of the most exclusive spots on the lakeshore, attracting such illustrious visitors as André Gide, Stephen Spender, Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Maria Callas,Jacques Piccard and King Juan Carlos of Spain.
As patrons, the initiative has two prominent pioneers- the Solar Impulse pilots Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg- who are seeking the energy and climate pioneers of tomorrow and are themselves looking forward to many exciting and effective climate protection projects.
The Cité du Temps has transformed its main exhibition gallery into a football pitch and decorated it with footballs, including balls painted by celebrities like Ted Scapa,Mario Botta, Michael Schumacher, Bertrand Piccard and Géraldine Fasnacht.
Bertrand Piccard of Switzerland and Britain's Brian Jones, who took the balloon Breitling Orbiter 3 on its global flight in 1999, announced that their latest brainchild, Solar Impulse, had secured its first major funding and technical help.
The aim is to develop a strong symbol capable of attractively promoting pioneering spirit and innovation, of motivating people to challenge themselves to ambitious goals, in particular in the areaof clean and renewable energy technologies," said pilot and adventurer Bertrand Piccard when the project was launched in 2003.
For the dawn of a new decade, adventurer Bertrand Piccard offers us a challenge: Find motivation in what seems impossible. He shares his own plans to do what many say can't be done-- to fly around the world, day and night, in a solar-powered aircraft.
Headlined Transport and Innovation: Unleashing the Potential, the annual three-day summit organised by the International Transport Forum, an intergovernmental organisation within the OECD, is kicking off today with a keynote speech by famous Swiss aviator andexplorer Bertrand Piccard, the driving force behind the project to fly a solar-powered airplane non-stop around the world.
In 1960,U.S. Navy Lieutenant Don Walsh and Swiss oceanographer Jacques Piccard forever raised the bar for marine exploration by piloting the bathyscaphe Trieste to the deepest point in the world's oceans, Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench.
In 1931/32 the stubborn Vaudois physicist Auguste Piccard explored the stratosphere at a height of 16 000 meters in the balloon, in 1960 his son Jacques got the record in the deep-see with around 11 000 meters in the Mariana trench, and grandson Bertrand toured the world in balloon 1999.
These included a delegation of Swiss researchers examining the topic of smart cities, glaciology experts from central Asia and Switzerland,and Swiss solar energy pioneer Bertrand Piccard and UN Environment Programme Executive Director Erik Solheim, who joined forces with Kazakh counterparts from the Ministry of Energy and the Renewable Energy Association to discuss scenarios for the future of the global energy landscape.
This initiative- the principal action of the Solar Impulse Foundation-was launched by Bertrand Piccard following the First Round-The-World Solar Flight, with the aim of helping governments and businesses to adopt more ambitious energy policies and to fulfill their environmental objectives by adopting clean and cost-effective technologies.