jettisoned

However, the trunk is later jettisoned, so only the capsule is recovered in the end.

Another potential solution is asparagus staging, where you have multiple fuel tanks that are jettisoned when empty.

Even conservatively, the company would likely pay a 40 million dollar penalty if the whole rocket had to be jettisoned.

Seconds later the nose cone is jettisoned and a cluster of small cones begin pouring out.

People who are valuable to a company will be placed internally, and those who aren't will be jettisoned like unnecessary cargo.

Net Framework in that Microsoft Jettisoned any unnecessary feature to make the package size smaller.

The outertanks also may have engines on them that are jettisoned when they are.

The Rails Javascript helpers are a huge blind alley, and something that should have been jettisoned a while ago --- as is RJS.

Backward compatibility for insecure algorithms is exactly the code which should be jettisoned.

Basically, people that play a small role early on then leave (or jettisoned) only to come back claiming they were the idea/backbone/major contributor.

You will be jettisoned without remorse at the first hint of necessity, and not even necessarily at all connected with your performance or loyalty.

I worked for RadioShack around 2001, and they'd already jettisoned almost all the parts by then.

Powerset was acquired under the "old Microsoft" watch, which basically meant that HBase was jettisoned and who-knows-what happened to the talent internally.

The outer two cores becomes like the first stage, and they are jettisoned when empty, then you have the inner core which now becomes a 2nd stage, and the previous 2nd stage is now a 3rd stage (or just "upper stage", to avoid confusion).

Ideologically, however, they're adrift, having jettisoned pretty much everything they had, and their claim to governance always amounts to "we'll do neoliberalism better than the other parties!" Even then, more often than not they lose against opponents on the Right.