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In a report released Monday, the coroner, Tom Pawlowski, ruled that the death of the athlete, Nodar Kumaritashvili, could not be attributed to one cause, but that it was brought on by a "convergence of several factors," including the track's high speed, its technical challenges and Kumaritashvili's relative inexperience with the track at Whistler Sliding Centre.

In a report dated September 16, 2010, the coroner ruled Kumaritashvili's death an accident brought on by a "convergence of several factors", including the high speed of the track, its technical difficulty and the athlete's relative unfamiliarity with the track.

Chitosan-inorganic mineral composites have attracted researchers' attention due to their good adsorption properties, high speed of adsorption kinetics, and some technical advantages to operate with them.

In October 2013, the Minister of Railways announced at the two-day international technical conference on High Speed Rail Travel; Low Cost Solution that the focus of India's rail improvement is to implement a lower cost solution to meet the immediate needs by providing higher-speed rail services as an incremental step before the dedicated track high-speed rail can be achieved.

However, the high cost and/or technical hurdle to high speed of gastric function and smaller size of animals would deter general application of these techniques for routine screening in rodents.

The only technical problems related to the speed of downloading video vignettes for those that did not have high speed internet connections; none dropped out due to technical problems.

With few technical features but excellent flow, high speed sections and tons of mileage, FATS has sections for riders of any skill level.

A short burst of high speed wind is termed a wind gust, one technical definition of a wind gust is: the maxima that exceed the lowest wind speed measured during a ten-minute time interval by.

For most Americans, Mr. Weiner said, high speed is either too expensive or too fraught with technical difficulties to be attractive.

CHRYSLER minivans with air-conditioning problems and Corvette convertible tops that tear at high speed are the subjects of some of the latest technical service bulletins.

[C12.] High-Speed Rail Travel Surges, but Not in the U.S. Countries around the world are expanding high speed rail service as a result of two developments: technical breakthroughs in bullet-shaped high-speed trains run, and the opening of vast markets in Eastern Europe and Asia.