Ejection fraction (1647 bytes)
1: ...ately 70 ml, the [[stroke volume]]. Therefore the ejection fraction can be calculated as the volume ejected ...
3: ...ard (test)|gold standard]] for the measurement of ejection fraction is a [[MUGA scan]], which involves the i...

Coronal mass ejection (827 bytes)
1: ...[electron]]s and [[proton]]s). On [[Earth]], such ejections disrupt the magnetosphere and can deplete the [[...

Seat (767 bytes)
1: '''Seat''' can refer to:
4: * The seat in a [[parliament]].
5: ...air (disambiguation)|chair]]" or "seat" is also a seat of [[office]], authority, or dignity, such as the...
6: ... capital city of a county, a [[County seat|county seat]].
8: * A place in the country, a "country seat".

SEAT (3598 bytes)
1: [[Image:Seat 600 spain.jpg|thumb|250px|A white Seat 600]]
2: '''SEAT''' is one of the leading [[automobile|car]] maker...
4: The acronym "SEAT" means ''Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turi...
6: ...was based on the Fiat [[Fiat Panda|Panda]]. The [[SEAT 600]] (based on [[Fiat 600]]) was the first car f...
8: ...mage:Seat_Ibiza_2003.jpg|thumb|250px|The two-door SEAT "Ibiza".]]

Car seat (307 bytes)
1: ...''' usually refers to a small seat secured to the seat of an [[automobile]] equipped with safety harness...
3: The term is also is used for the seat of an automobile itself.

Marginal seat (1145 bytes)
1: ...er a non-proportional [[electoral system]]. These seats require a smaller [[swing]] to change hands and ...
3: ...their political party than do holders of marginal seats.

SEAT Toledo (3120 bytes)
1: ...The Toledo brand name was first introduced to the SEAT line-up in 1991, and the third generation was int...
4: ... time) compared to the [[SEAT Ibiza|Ibiza]] and [[SEAT Malaga|Malaga]]'s [[Porsche|System Porsche]] unit...
7: ...ledo would be spun into a proper hatchback, the [[SEAT León|León]]). Base model was now a [[crossflow]] ...
10: ...most interesting feature. Under the bodywork, the Seat Toledo uses the same underpinnings as the VW Golf...
12: {{SEAT}}

Safe seat (667 bytes)
1: A '''safe seat''' is a seat in a [[legislature]] which is regarded as fully s...
2: ...me safe seats, decreasing the number of contested seats in every cycle.
4: ''See also'': [[Marginal seat]]

SEAT 600 (921 bytes)
1: [[Image:Seat 600 spain.jpg|thumb|250px|A white Seat 600]]
2: The '''[[SEAT]] 600''' is a Spanish car made in the 50s up to ...
4: ... the Spanish government and Fiat, and the earlier SEAT models were all clones of Fiat vehicles. Curiousl...
12: [[Category:SEAT vehicles]]

SEAT Altea (157 bytes)
1: The '''[[SEAT]] Altea''' is a minivan named after a city in [[S...
5: [[Category:SEAT vehicles|Altea]]

SEAT Cordoba (1604 bytes)
1: ...''' is a compact car built by Spanish car maker [[SEAT]].
4: ==SEAT Cordoba Mk I (1993–2002)==
6: ...the summer of 1993, based on the chassis of the [[SEAT Ibiza]] hatchback which would spawn the new [[VW ...
10: ...estate (Vario) and a coupe (SX). Soon afterwards, Seat began to race the 2.0 Cordoba Cupra in internatio...
13: ==SEAT Cordoba Mk II (2002–)==

SEAT Arosa (172 bytes)
1: The '''SEAT Arosa''' is a 3-door, 4-seater city car, basically a [[badge-engineered]] vers...
3: [[Category:SEAT vehicles|Arosa]]
5: {{SEAT}}

Swing (seat) (1165 bytes)
2: A '''swing''' is a hanging seat in a [[playground]], for [[acrobatics|acrobats]] ...
6: ...n, swings are sometimes made of a flexible canvas seat, of rubberized ventilated tire tread, of plastic,...

Overhang seat (4130 bytes)
1: ...rtional]] (MMP), when a party is entitled to less seats according to party votes than it has won [[const...
3: ==How overhang seats arise==
4: ...stituencies, the sixth seat is called an overhang seat.
6: ...are, however, two circumstances in which overhang seats may arise relatively easily:
8: ...y, particularly if [[Reserved political positions|seats are reserved]] for these groups.

The Mercy Seat (3593 bytes)
3: The Mercy Seat
22: And the mercy seat is waiting
59: Into the mercy seat I climb
72: And the mercy seat is waiting
81: And the mercy seat is burning

Seat of government (215 bytes)
1: ... the government for a [[political entity]]. The [[seat of government]] is usually located in the [[capit...
3: Other seats of governments:

Ejector seat (9229 bytes)
1: ...ht|250px| US Air Force [[F/A-22 Raptor]] ejection seat test using a mannequin.]]
3: ...en tried. Once clear of the aircraft, the ejector seat deploys a [[parachute]], and descends safely to e...
5: ...m an aircraft took place in [[1910]], the ejector seat as we recognise it today was invented in [[German...
7: ...and the first operational type to provide ejector seats for the crew was the [[Heinkel He 219]] night fi...
9: ...ing" the caps off the end and thereby forcing the seat to ride up the pipes on its wheels, and out of th...

Borough seat (963 bytes)
1: ...a]]. It serves a purpose similar to the [[county seat]] in a [[county]] of the [[United States]].
5: ...ted election expenses on the grounds that borough seats required the candidates to undertake less travel...

County seat (3027 bytes)
1: ... administration are usually located in the county seat.
9: ... entire county. These cities are no longer county seats, since the counties ceased to exist once the cit...
10: ...nty]] ([[Queens]]) is an exception, as the county seat of the [[district]] is [[Jamaica, New York|Jamaic...
12: ...parish seat would be the equivalent of the county seat. The city of [[New Orleans]] is coterminous with,...
17: See also: [[borough seat]] (Alaska), [[parish seat]] (Louisiana), and [[shire town]] (Vermont).

Seat belt (3528 bytes)
1: [[Image:Seatbelt.png|right|frame|A three-point seat belt.]]
3: ... passengers from crashing into those in the front seats.
5: ...rly all of the developed world requiring that all seats in a vehicle be equipped with three-point belts.
7: ...aking a total of five points of attachment to the seat.
9: ...irst invented by [[George Cayley]] in the 1800's. Seat belts were introduced in aircraft in the [[1930s]...

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