Ejection
Ejection noun - The act of expelling or projecting or ejecting.
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Production and ejection are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Production" instead a noun "Ejection".
Production
Production noun - Something produced by physical or intellectual effort.
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Ejection and production are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ejection" instead a noun "Production".
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The Germans employed ejection seats on their experimental jet types (first emergency use, January 1942) and were the earliest to install them on production models.
Source: Ejection Seat - Another German type needing bangseats, although it never entered production, The was the Dornier Do 335, which had two propellers, one pulling in the front, the other pushing in the rear, just in the right place to mince a pilot (although the ejection sequence had this propeller jettisoned as well).
Source: Ejection Seat - Other Knightmare Frames, often of a prototypical/limited production run does not have ejection seats either, such as the Gawain, which is more of a test-bed platform for new technologies, and likewise its derivative unit, Shinkiro.
Source: Ejection Seat
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