Ring

Ring stands for:

• Ring (jewelery ), small ornamental object
• Ring ( heraldry), a common figure in heraldry
• Ring (unit), Stückmaß
• Ring (magazine), Magazine of Artistic Culture
• Ring - The original Japanese film series
• Ring (film), American film
• Ring ( CPU), authorization level for processes when multitasking
• Ring ( set system ), quantity ring in mathematics
• Ring ( algebra), an algebraic structure in mathematics
• Race track, a race track
• The meeting place of the mercenaries
• Demarcated battlefield; see boxing ring or dohyō
• Mark on a target
• Ringroad
• A way closed to the outside organization, usually only in use for a Conspiracy
• Used in sandstone bolts with annular eyelet; see List of climbing terms # R

Ring is the name of several places:

• Basel- Am Ring, district of the city of Basel, Switzerland
• Ring, the district of Hartberg in Styria
• Ring ( Wisconsin), in Winnebago County, Wisconsin, United States

Ring ( pl. rynek ) referred to in Bohemia and Silesia a marketplace; see also:

• Ring ( Opole), Market Square in Opole
• Ring ( Gliwice ), Market Square in Gliwice
• Old Town Square, Market Square in Prague
• Large ring, Market Square in Wroclaw
• Top ring ( Olomouc), Market Square in Olomouc

Ring or ring is the name of the following companies:

• Ernst Pieper ring -Verlag, theosophical publishing house ( 1908-1935 )
• Ring ( mobile), German mobile operator
• Ring International Holding Aktiengesellschaft

Ring is the surname of:

• Alexander Ring (* 1991), German - Finnish football player
• Barbra Ring (1870-1955), Norwegian writer, literary critic
• Christian Ring (* 1973), German grass skiers
• Cyril Ring (1892-1967), American actor
• Franz Ring (* 1944), German diplomat
• Grete Ring (1887-1952), German art historian and gallery owner
• Hartmut ring ( * 1946), German professor and software developer
• Johann Nepomuk Ring (1772-1814), chancellor of the seminary Regensburg
• Johannes Ring (* 1945), German dermatologist and immunologist
• Klaus Ring (* 1934), German microbiologist
• Laurits Andersen Ring (1854-1933), known as LA Ring, Danish painter
• Lothar Ring (1882-1974), Austrian journalist and writer
• Ludwig Ring (1929-2005), Saarland graphic designer and illustrator
• Ludwig Ring -Eifel (* 1960), German journalist; Chief editor of the Catholic News Agency ( KNA )
• Matthias Ring (* 1963), German Old Catholic bishop
• Max Ring (1817-1901), German writer
• Maximilien de Ring (1799-1873), German - French archaeologist, landscape painter and draftsman
• Melchior Ring (1493-1545), German theologian, humanist and Baptist; see Melchior Rinck
• Peter Ring (* 1941), German nuclear physicist
• Sascha Ring aka apparatus (born 1978 ), German techno and electronica musician; see apparatus (musician )
• Thomas Ring (1892-1983), German painter, poet and astrologer
• Members of the Westphalian family of artists tom Ring
• Wolf- Dieter Ring (* 1941), German politicians and media President of the Bavarian State Office for New Media

The ring stands for:

• The ring, Union of Architects of the 1920s
• The ring ( didactic poem ), satirical didactic poem by Heinrich Witten hamlet to 1408 / '10
• The Ring ( magazine ), political weekly ( 1928-1943 )
• The Ring of the Nibelung, opera cycle by Richard Wagner
• The ring ( youth organization ), Jewish youth organization during the period of National Socialism

The ring stands for:

• The Ring ( book), Japanese novel series by Koji Suzuki
• Original title of the film ring; see Ring (film )
• The Ring 2, American film
• The Ring (magazine), American Boxzeitschrift
• The Ring (Hotel), Hotel in Vienna

See also:

• Association ring Artists Association
• Planetary Ring
• Ring Ring
• Tom Ring
• The Ring, disambiguation

• Disambiguation