Sentence examples for ability to eject from inspiring English sources
The Framers considered the ability to eject an executive so critical that they enshrined it in the Constitution even before they had agreed on the details of the office itself.
Two robots were implemented with the ability to eject one- and two-part polyurethane foam, respectively.
I was surprised, however, to learn that hens had the ability to eject sperm from their reproductive tracts.
The chapter describes animals including the Puss Moth caterpillar which combines a threatening display with camouflage and the ability to eject an irritant fluid for protection.
This tropical rainforest receives about 3000 mm of rain yearly, with average temperatures ranging from 24-32 C. Spongiforma species have lost the ability to eject their spores forcefully, and have distinctive odours, suggesting that the fungus relies on the activity of animals to help disperse spores.
Left ventricular fractional shortening (LVFS), which is a common method for quantifying cardiac contractility or ability of the ventricle to eject blood, was used as the metric for comparison of the two groups' outcomes.
An academic studying the methodologies of radical political groups at the time was struck by Mr Balakrishnan's ability to persuade his followers to eject from their party anyone perceived as a threat to his leadership.
At lower ejection fraction, neither apex nor base ejects, and at higher ejection fraction, both regions tend to eject almost equally well.
The Ukrainian army is, on its own, large enough to eject the Russian troops from Crimea, but their ability to hold out against the larger Russian force of 150,000 carrying out "readiness exercises" next door is not as clear.
He still refuses to eject the assembly's ETA proxies.
