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This program is also suitabal for the ejection of any uncontrolled bomblet from carrier.

"Both ventricular ectopy during recovery and a low ejection fraction were independent predictors of death," the authors write.

During ejection from high speed aircraft, windblast may cause injuries in thorax and abdomen.

The process beginnng from powder burning to the ejection pistons pushing out the bomb and its moving back was analyzed applying classical interior ballistics and gasdynamics theory.

The pilot initiated the ejection sequence during an emergency.

The ejection seat saved the pilot's life in a crash.

The ejection of the player from the game shocked the fans.

The ejection of gas from the engine caused the vehicle to stall.

The ejection button was pressed to release the emergency hatch.

The ejection of water from the hose was powerful.

The coach's ejection from the game was due to unsportsmanlike conduct.

The ejection of the DVD from the player was not smooth.

The ejection of students from the classroom disrupted the lesson.

The sudden ejection of ink from the pen ruined the document.

These events are known as coronal mass ejections or CMEs.

When the DSCOVR satellite records an ejection, it will release a warning.

And maybe at that time, there is what is known as a coronal mass ejection.

In this case again the stroke volume is low, but the ejection fraction's normal... how's that?

The senate is expected to vote for his ejection on November 27th.

Coronal mass ejections from the Sun are perhaps the most dangerous threat you've never heard of.

Extreme solar storms called " coronal mass ejections" can erupt into space almost without warning, unleashing huge waves of charged particles.

An absence of sunspots also means an absence of solar flares and their more violent siblings, coronal mass ejections.

A coronal mass ejection from a filament lifted off the sun on March 3rd, according to the U.S. government.

These explosions are known as coronal mass ejections.