Sentence examples for swiss speed from inspiring English sources

He became the fourth athlete to have died during Winter Olympics preparations, after British luger Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski, Australian skier Ross Milne (both Innsbruck 1964), and Swiss speed skier Nicolas Bochatay (Albertville 1992), and the seventh athlete to die in either a Summer or Winter Olympic Games.

Kumaritashvili was the fourth athlete to ever die during the Winter Olympics preparations, after British luger Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski, Australian skier Ross Milne (both Innsbruck 1964), and Swiss speed skier Nicolas Bochatay (Albertville 1992), and the sixth athlete to die in the Summer or Winter Olympics.

Efficiency, another Swiss virtue, and speed are of the essence in the gold business, because prices change quickly and buyer and seller want to lock in their order quickly, Mr. Oberli explained.

In Swiss swimmers, swimming speed in breaststroke showed no changes across years.

In freestyle, male Swiss swimmers increased swimming speed by 0.007 m · s−1, 0.008 m · s−1, and 0.005 m · s−1 per annum in 50 m, 100 m, and 200 m, respectively, and female swimmers by 0.002 m · s−1 per annum for all distances.

The Swiss have requested high-speed internet and French and German language television channels in their hotel, La Torre in Porto Seguro.

For all the talk of Team New Zealand's design innovations -- including the Hula, a rule-bending appendage beneath the back of the hull that was supposed to lengthen the yacht's waterline and increase its speed -- the Swiss had the faster boat.

4. Driving an Aston Martin DB5 at high speed through a Swiss forest.

The present study examined temporal changes in breaststroke swimming speed for top Swiss and FINA finalists and compared to freestyle swimming speed.

Swiss men achieved peak swimming speed five years earlier in breaststroke than in freestyle swimming (18.5 years vs. 23.8 years, respectively).

Based on the fastest breaststroke and freestyle swimmers, swimming style and sex had a significant interactive effect on swimming speed for both Swiss (F = 15.13, Dfn = 1, DFd = 2156, p = 0.0001) and FINA athletes (F = 6.77, Dfn = 1, DFd = 732, p = 0.0094) (Table  7).