Assertion: surfer | /r/CapableOf | catch wave
Facets:
value: at the critical moment
type: TEMPORAL
value: without having priority
type: MANNER
value: in a four person heat
type: LOCATION
value: on the inside
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When catching a wave, the surfer starts from the steepest portion, up near the peak, and slides almost directly down the face to provide the acceleration required to match the forward celerity (speed) of the wave
text: If ever a surfer drops in on someone (there’s an other surfer catching the wave on the inside or the other one has priority and he goes anyway), the judges take away half of the points of its second best wave.
text: The drop is where a surfer first gets up on the waves and drops down the face of the wave.
text: A drop-in is where a surfer catches a wave without having priority, i.e. there is already a surfer on the wave.
text: If two or more surfers catch a wave, the first surfer to make it back to the lineup will get priority.
text: In three and four person heats the first surfer to catch a wave takes last priority and the remaining surfers have priority over that surfer.
text: The next surfer (or two surfers, in a four person heat) to catch a wave takes last priority and the surfer yet to catch a wave takes first priority.
text: The next surfer (or two surfers, in a four person heat) to catch a wave takes last priority and the surfer yet to catch a wave takes first priority.
text: Another widely used term for surfers is "YEW!", which is an indicator that a large wave has been spotted, however mostly shouted while a surfer is catching or has recently finished riding a wave.
text: But there's more: surfers catching waves after it rains, or in fishing and sewage-affected areas, carry a higher risk of being attacked by sharks.
text: Surfers generally find a shortboard quick to maneuver compared with other types of surfboards, but because of a lack of flotation due to the smaller size, the shortboard is harder to catch waves with, often requiring steeper, larger and more powerful waves and very late takeoffs, where the surfer catches the wave at the critical moment before it breaks.