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5 produkter

1. 

   Linde

   History of a Technology Corporation, 1879-2004

   Av H. Dienel

   E-bok, 2004

   785 kr

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   In 1877, university Professor Carl von Linde obtained a patent for his refrigerator from the Imperial Patent Office - a patent for something that was not merely an invention, but the result of serious research in the basic laws of physics. Linde went on to found the Linde Company, one of the …

2. 

   Flying the Flag

   European Commercial Air Transport since 1945

   Av Dienel, H. Dienel m. fl.

   Inbunden, 1998

   1636 kr

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   Since the end of World War II, European airlines have revealed their own operational style. By analyzing seven European flag-carriers, Dienel and Lyth provide a comparative study of the airline business, covering government policy, aircraft procurement, network growth, commercial performance and …

3. 

   Flying the Flag

   European Commercial Air Transport since 1945

   Av P. Lyth, H. Dienel

   E-bok, 1999

   2309 kr

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   Since the end of World War II, European airlines have revealed their own operational style. By analyzing seven European flag-carriers, Dienel and Lyth provide a comparative study of the airline business, covering government policy, aircraft procurement, network growth, commercial performance and …

4. 

   Linde

   History of a Technology Corporation, 1879-2004

   Av H. Dienel

   Häftad, 2004

   566 kr

   Lägg i varukorg

   In 1877, university Professor Carl von Linde obtained a patent for his refrigerator from the Imperial Patent Office - a patent for something that was not merely an invention, but the result of serious research in the basic laws of physics. Linde went on to found the Linde Company, one of the …

5. 

   Linde

   History of a Technology Corporation, 1879-2004

   Av H. Dienel

   Inbunden, 2004

   566 kr

   Lägg i varukorg

   In 1877, university Professor Carl von Linde obtained a patent for his refrigerator from the Imperial Patent Office - a patent for something that was not merely an invention, but the result of serious research in the basic laws of physics. Linde went on to found the Linde Company, one of the …