Dietrich Display Gmbh

Publication No. WO/2009/127474 Published on Oct. 22, Assigned to Bundesdruckerei for Integrated Display, Receiver Unit Document (German Inventors)
US Fed News Service, Including US State News; 10/30/2009; 414 words; ...Oct. 30 -- Frank Dietrich, Jorg Fischer, Gregor...document with an integrated display and receiver unit. The...assigned to Bundesdruckerei GmbH, Berlin. According...document with an integrated display, having an interface...means for activating the display for outputting at least...

German Inventors Develop Rotary Selector
US Fed News Service, Including US State News; 10/22/2008; 484 words; ...Lamprecht, both of Berlin, and Mike Dietrich of Bornow, Germany, have developed a...Trademark Office: "A rotary selector as display console for contact-free on and off...assigned to BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeraete GmbH, Munich, Germany. The original application...

Battenfeld makes advances in equipment; Tinschert exits Engel to take director's post.(News)
Plastics News; 1/7/2008; 1188 words; ...Battenfeld Kunststoffmaschinen GmbH introduced the new Unilog...press maker Engel Holding GmbH - as managing director...a flat liquid crystal display. The press molded the...president of Engel Austria GmbH. Muller leads a team...representing Adcuram. Dietrich Hunold remains as head...

SUSS MicroTec and Instrument Systems Announce Alliance; Wafer-Level LED Test Experts to Develop High-Speed, Integrated Test System.
Business Wire; 3/9/2006; 1003 words; ...Systems as our partner," said Dr. Claus Dietrich, Division Manager of Test Systems at...Instrument Systems Instrument Systems GmbH was founded in 1986 and is based in Munich...spectrometers. Having focused on LED and display metrology at an early stage, it has since...

Jan Gossaert: Die niederlandische Kunst zu Beginn der Neuzeit.(Reviews)(Book Review)
Renaissance Quarterly; 3/22/2004; 1296 words; ...Beginn der Neuzeit. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag GmbH, 2002.240 pp. index. append...Salamanca Triptych, dated 1521, display on their exterior Late Gothic...becomes the intended site of display and no longer the church chapel...