| To load the next round manually your thumb sends the slide forward ejecting the spent case. |
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| For one thing, the button for the CD-ROM door is only good for ejecting the drive tray. |
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| The ejection port is beveled at both the front and rear, not just the side, to give adequate clearance to ejecting brass. |
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| Millions upon millions of traditional ejecting Winchesters have been sold so there must be something comfortably right about them. |
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| Witnesses described a loud bang, the pilot ejecting then the plane veering upwards into the sky, then crashing straight down. |
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| She turned sharply off the road, nearly ejecting herself from the back of the horse. |
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| A bipolar nebula is one that is created by ejecting material primarily in a flat disk perpendicular to a single axis of symmetry. |
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| As the slide starts to move, the bolt rotates, unlocks and moves rearward, ejecting the empty shell. |
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| The user could thus gently expel the cartridges in his hand, by ejecting the empty casings completely their rooms. |
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| He dominates this show from the start, greeting you on a huge screen with his upside-down face, spewing out six metres of gauze like some psychic medium ejecting ectoplasm. |
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| The massive current from a space storm heats the ionosphere, which dissipates energy by immediately ejecting some of its own oxygen and hydrogen ions into space. |
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| The tonoplast has been shown to undulate when amyloplasts impact it, possibly ejecting ions in the process because the vacuole sequesters and extrudes ions. |
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| Or another small detail like the eccentric working ejector which suddenly offers totally new possibilities for ejecting logs. |
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| Some systems are also reversible and can produce cooling through extracting heat and ejecting it to the immediate surroundings. |
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| When this happens, the atom will decrease its mass by ejecting part of its nucleus. |
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| Some models can also operate in reverse mode and produce cooling by ejecting heat from a dwelling. |
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| A third situation would involve ejecting a student who refuses to leave the classroom or the school itself. |
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| A moving machine platen would push the knockouts forward, thereby ejecting the part. |
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| Turning off the server or ejecting the floppy disk while the access lamp is lit may damage data being stored on the floppy disk. |
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| As the first carousel was heated, the second would be cooling while the third was ejecting parts and being refilled with fresh resin. |
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| Event Details: Have a blast while listening to our guides as they describe the ups and downs of ejecting from a fighter jet! |
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| To remove the card, again use your finger tip to push on the card, releasing the catch and ejecting the card. |
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| It sorts out by elimination, ejecting the coins of inferior diameter to counted coins. |
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| Each shell ejecting from the breech, followed by another and another. |
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| I ended up ejecting it and reinserting it, and it mounted fine. |
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| Once the nose of the aircraft is over the edge, we would be out of the ejection envelope and would run the risk of ejecting into the water or the side of the carrier. |
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| He hustled R.V. Smethurst off stage rather like a chucker-out in a pub regretfully ejecting an old and respected customer, and starting paging G.G. Simmons. |
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| As Mr. Gordon pointed out in an address, the regulations are so minute as even to specify that a conductor, ejecting a passenger who refuses to pay his fare, must first stop the train! |
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| He has important things going for him, most notably his democratic mandate and the knowledge that no European country wants to be held responsible for ejecting Greece from the euro. |
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| Researchers from the European network JETSET, including astronomers from Paris Observatory, have just studied the jets produced by young stars ejecting matter, the Herbig Haro objects. |
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| The model dates from 1893 and was based on the German patent 73855 of 22 march 1893 for a system of opening the barrel and at the same time that working the action and ejecting the used cartridge by tilting down the barrel. |
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| If this mold has problems ejecting shorts, triple-check that you have enough shot to make an ejectable part. |
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| The opening mould and ejecting can be synchronous. |
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| I do not believe that ejecting emissions at sea, and particularly in a closed environment like the Mediterranean, when we want to clean up purification plants, is a good way to clean up water. |
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| As Libya's neighbour, Egypt, with a population more than 12 times bigger and a new government predisposed to ejecting dictators, might have played a strong part in Libyan affairs. |
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| In splash erosion, the impact of a falling raindrop creates a small crater in the soil, ejecting soil particles. |
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| Kevin Kennedy, commander of the 28th Bomb Wing, said ejecting from an aircraft is ''a fairly rough experience'' and subjects the crew to an ''instantaneous load of G-forces. |
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| Ejecting from an aircraft is rare, but pilots sometimes have to resort to pulling the ejection handle to save their lives. |
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