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Ejectment is a
common law term for
civil action to
recover the
possession of or
title to land. It
replaced the old real
actions and the
various possessory...
- Look up
ejection or
eject in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ejection or
Eject may
refer to:
Ejection (sports), the act of
officially removing someone...
- 450 km/s (280 mi/s) and
magnetic field strength of 20 nT. The
frequency of
ejections depends on the
phase of the
solar cycle: from
about 0.2 per day near the...
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control officer drowned after a
water landing.
Despite these records, most
ejections occur at
fairly low
speeds and altitudes, when the
pilot can see that...
- An
ejection fraction (EF) is the
volumetric fraction (or
portion of the total) of
fluid (usually blood)
ejected from a
chamber (usually the heart) with...
- the NBA
eliminated the
ejection of a
coach for
three technical fouls caused by an
illegal defense. Also, in the NBA
ejections and
suspensions are not...
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Ejective clicks may be:
Ejective-contour clicks,
consonants that
transition from a
click to an
ejective sound Ejective oral non-contour
glottalized clicks...
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downward ejecting refers to
firearms which eject spent cases downward from the firearm's receiver,
rather than the more
conventional designs which eject the...
- and ⟨ ⟩, see IPA § Brackets and
transcription delimiters. In phonetics,
ejective consonants are
usually voiceless consonants that are
pronounced with a...
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container and
eject its content. In
model rocketry,
ejection charges are used to
deploy a
recovery system (usually
parachute or streamer). The
ejection charge...
