A stint as executive director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference ended in a court order to eject him, and he never managed, though he tried, to become mayor of Atlanta.The number of his arrests, 130 or so, was something of a record.
The pilot spends an agonising 30 seconds or so trying to regain control, before issuing the order to eject, after which the viewer is treated to a shot of the onrushing ground before the screen goes blank.Bird strikes are a problem sometimes a fatal one for military and civil aviation alike.
An electrical potential of 15 kV was applied between the nozzle and the collector in order to eject the sol gel precursor to the collection board which was installed a distance of 15 cm to the nozzle.
Using Popper's famous mechanical wave example as an analogy, throwing a rock into a pond so that waves on the surface spread out into the future requires every bit the conspiracy that is needed for waves to converge on a point in order to eject a rock from the bottom.
Billingsley was eventually able to get a court order to eject the custodian, but the case dragged on for five years, costing Billingsley $100,000.
However, this technique requires specialized electronic equipment to deliver current to the barrels in order to eject chemicals.
Afterload is the force against which the ventricles must act in order to eject blood, and is largely dependent on the arterial blood pressure and vascular tone.
A senior Home Office civil servant has been ordered to return before a parliamentary committee after being ejected for failing to respond to questions.
But tensions were much reduced compared with last week's public hearing, when board officials ordered the police to eject several people for outbursts, and four were arrested.
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