Assertion: cheetah's tail | /r/CapableOf | act as rudder
Facets:
value: for balancing
type: PURPOSE
value: on a boat
type: LOCATION
value: for quick turning
type: PURPOSE
value: to keep the cat
type: PURPOSE
value: almost
type: DEGREE
value: for sudden turns
type: TEMPORAL
value: to a cheetah's body
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: essentially
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It has a long, muscular tail which acts as a rudder and allows the Cheetah to take sharp turns at high speeds without falling over.
text: The tail essentially acts like a rudder on a boat.
text: The tail of the otter serves as both a rudder and a weapon.
text: The large tail is both a rudder and counterweight to a cheetah's body
text: The tail almost functions like a rudder on a boat because they use it to help control their steering, counter angular momentum, and keep their balance when running very fast.
text: They are built for speed, with a whip-like spine, long legs, and a long tail that acts as a rudder for sudden turns.
text: The cheetah has a long, slender body and long, thin legs suitable for running at high speeds with its long, muscular tail acting as a rudder to give balance.
text: A cheetah is literally built for speed - their bodies are aerodynamic in shape, they have huge hearts for pumping lots of blood, large lungs and nostrils, a flexible spine, and a long tail that can act as a rudder and counterweight to keep the cat steady as he runs and turns.
text: The tail acts as a rudder for quick turning and balancing.
text: The tail acts as a rudder when the cheetah is running and this helps it change it directions in case the prey also changes its directions.
text: It has a long, muscular tail that acts like a rudder and helps it to take sharp turns at very high speeds.
text: They have a tail that acts like a rudder and can turn them on a dime, and they can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph (96.5 kph) in about three seconds, like a sports car," says Marker.
text: The tail of the otter serves as both a rudder and a weapon.