This rifle used two innovations: the metallic cartridge (holding the primer, gunpowder, and bullet in a metallic case, just like modern ammunition) and the lever action mechanism for ejecting an empty case and loading a fresh cartridge.
The highly technical method for manually ejecting a disk was to straighten a paper clip and shove one end into the small hole to press the internal release button.
And they differ, among other things, over whether Egypt's military rulers should be praised for ejecting Muhammad Morsi, a Muslim Brother, from the presidency last July.
Last year, the Turkish Parliament shocked many Westerners by ejecting a legislator for wearing a traditional hijab to her swearing-in ceremony.
The ushers can also occasionally act as a form of police in enforcing the President, for example in ejecting an MEP who is disrupting the session (although this is rare).
Depleted of leadership and talent, the Haitian government once known for ejecting elected officials who held a United States passport is begging its own for aid, and the Haitian-born have responded en masse.
The leak of radioactive gas into the air occurred because the plant has a system for ejecting air from the steam process in order to limit corrosion, Mr. Spall said.
One proposal thought to be under consideration is making trigger ballots – the rarely used mechanism for ejecting sitting MPs – more straightforward, an idea that could be brought to Tuesday's NEC by allies of Corbyn.
Some nuclei of a given radioactive species may, for example, decay by ejecting an electron (negative beta decay) and the rest by ejecting an alpha particle (alpha decay).
