ejection

• If some of these smaller planemos were ejected as close binaries and manage to stay together during ejection, they might be close enough to each other to generate large tides. —  AnalogSFF,December2007
• Still feeling somewhat disoriented after his near-ejection, Reed followed and took a seat directly across the table from the newcomer, who Reed noticed had taken care to keep his back to the corner rather than the nearest door. —  LastFullMeasure
• That task got no easier after Moreno was sent off on a straight red for a bad tackle on midfielder Brad Davis -- Moreno went in late and, while he was obviously upset (choosing not to comment about his brief stint on the pitch after the game), the ejection was a justifiable one. —  DCist
• Pamela: Trying to understand how changes in the apparent magnetic field lines, the places where we can see hot x-ray emitting gas twisted up into bizarre shapes going between sunspots†¦ understanding what specific shapes indicate that a flare or coronal mass ejection is about to happen is probably one of the most interesting thing. —  Astronomy Cast
• He spun toward Emmel and shouted something that drew an immediate ejection, then fired his batting helmet into the grass with enough force that wound up near the dugout. —  post-gazette.com - News

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