ejector

On the ejector rack, a signal was received from the computer.

This was followed ten years later by the incorporation of ejectors.

At the same time, ejectors were $5 extra on a Remington.

I had been in freeze and so was lucky, for the emergency ejector got me out.

At least one early ejector seat was designed specifically to counter this risk.

He ripped the paper from the ejector and crumpled it in his hand.

At the lower end of the plant atmospheric air is inserted into the water by an ejector.

Vibrating at a speed below that of light, they were sent into the night from huge ejectors.

Smoke ejectors may also be used for this purpose.

To facilitate cleaning, the ejector is built into the magazine, rather than the body of the gun.

The machinery looked like an ejector, and whatever it launches is obviously nuclear.

On his right arm went the drop-foil ejector and then, of course, the foil itself.

In later development of the double rifle, built-in "ejectors" were included as well.

Among other effects, it was discovered that the engine ejectors produced significant reflections.

Another report matching the shell case to the ejector.

It was a simple matter to implant the particle ejector in his lip.

Ready the Mark 21 countermeasure in the aft signal ejector!

This allowed the same extractor and ejector to work with both cartridges.

An ink meniscus is formed between the side walls and the ejector.

The aspirator is also known as an ejector or a filter pump.

When the nanites were programmed, he loaded them into the ejector.

Number 50 1503 was experimentally equipped with a Giesl ejector.

He worked the ejector rod several times to make sure it moved smoothly, then spun the cylinder.

However, it is thought to act through a different mechanism than many of the other zinc ejectors due to its structural features.

Further, some newer double rifles even have what might be termed as "smart ejectors."