Sentence examples for the ejecting from inspiring English sources
verb
To compel (a person or persons) to leave.
- The man started a fight and was ejected from the bar.
This phenomenon may isolate leading edge of the hole from the ejecting molten material.
A combination of the two methods makes it possible to analyse the coupling between the ejecting heart and the pressure load.
We have described dynamics in these regimes starting from a simple bump, to a bump with a nipple (## 23, 30, Fig. 3), after that to a bump with a frozen jet (near the limit of non-ejecting cases, Fig. 4), and after that the ejecting regimes begin (Figs. 5, 6, and 7).
It is not unusual for opponents to be ejected from Trump rallies, and it is often his supporters who do the ejecting.
The ejecting syringe was horizontally moved along the track with a speed of 7 m/min.
This enables the robot to get close to the ejecting source, without relying on airflow measurements.
The ejected magma was measured in millions of tonnes and the airborne debris in cubic kilometres.
The ejected droplets of the microejector are observed by a visualization system.
This quantity is directly linked with the energy loss of the ejected particle.
The ejected volcanic block-sized ballistic rocks reached the huts around the Kengamine peak.
The ejected material enriches the interstellar medium (from which new stars and planets form) with carbon.
