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ejection

in Scotland, the delict of dispossessing a person permanently from his land or an action to remove a person from lands.

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The contractor for the supply simulator adapted ejection in the room - the building shared by the user, will perform assembly and start-up simulator with development ejection seat.

Aircraft or spacecraft equipment, trainers, simulators and associated parts

In this work, an instrumented mold was used, equipped with sensors to simultaneously monitor cavity pressure, surface temperature of the part and ejection force.

Experimental Study of Shrinkage and Ejection Forces of Reinforced Polypropylene Based on Nanoclays and Short Glass Fibers

An ejection fraction of 35 to 39 percent is moderately below normal and is considered mild heart failure, when the left ventricle doesn't contract strongly enough and less blood is pumped throughout the body.

What does left ventricular ejection fraction say about my heart health?

Carried out on land at Sinpo Naval Shipyard, Sunday's ejection test is the third time this month and fourth in 2017, that North Korea has conducted a trial of the missile component that is critical to developing submarine launch capabilities, according to the US defense official.

US detects North Korean submarine activity including 'ejection test'

The F-35 Joint Program Office has been working in concert with contractors to develop options to reconfigure the ejection system.

United States : Air Force to Release F-35 Weight Restrictions

Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFPEF) is an increasingly recognized form, and accounts for almost 50% of all admissions for decompensate heart failure.

COMPARING CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOME OF PATIENTS OF ACUTE HEART FAILURE WITH REDUCED EJECTION FRACTION TO THOSE WITH PRESERVED EJECTION FRACTION

The researchers suggest that if both coronal mass ejections and coronal jets have the same source, this process can be considered "a universal model for solar eruptions.

Sun Eruptions Are Solar Energy Bursting Through A Magnetic Field

Healthy individuals typically have ejection fractions between 50% and 65%.

Comparitive study of ejection fraction between middle aged and elderly males and females (age group 40-70 years)

With the ejection port cover open, turn the M240 upside-down.

Prevent ejection port dejection

Ejection fraction is a measurement of the blood that is pumped out of the heart with each contraction.

Cardiac devices may benefit healthier heart patients: research suggests that people with less severe heart damage may see significantly better survival odds with ICDs

Ensuring all my harnesses were snugly attached, I grudgingly turned my attention to examining the ejection handle.