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| 28 | 308 | From the View more quotes about point">point of view of the target, of course, which may even be off balance, it is difficult, in the interval involved, to set itself for a second evasive action. |
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| 28 | 305 | In this type of formation, given the speed of the charging kaiila, the distance between successive waves is about forty to fifty feet. |
| 28 | 306 | This is supposed to provide the next rider with a suitable response interval. |
| 28 | 307 | If the first rider misses the target the second, thus, has time to adjust for its change of position. |
| 28 | 308 | From the point of view of the target, of course, which may even be off balance, it is difficult, in the interval involved, to set itself for a second evasive action. |
| 28 | 309 | Its problems are further complicated, also, of course, by the imminent arrival of even further attack waves. |
| 28 | 310 | The primary purpose of the staggering of the attack-wave riders is to bring a target which may have escaped from the attack lane of one rider almost immediately into the attack lane of another. |
| 28 | 311 | Certain psychological factors, also, in this type of situation, tend to favor the attacker. |