Sentence examples for an explosive eruption of from inspiring English sources

In presenting the worst-case scenario, Fig. 3 shows the distribution of potential ash thickness after an explosive eruption of Nevado del Ruiz.

The British Museum's 2013 show of artefacts from the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, buried in ash during an explosive eruption of Mount Vesuvius, was a sell-out.

By geological convention, a super-volcano is one that produces an explosive eruption of more than 450 cubic kilometers of magma roughly 50 times more than the eruption of Indonesia's Mount Tambora in 1815, and 500 times more than the Philippines' Mount Pinatubo in 1991.

An analogue for the probability of the onset of a societal hazard (i.e. for the likelihood of an explosive eruption of a volcano) might be the probability of a regulator or regulatory process scrutinising a duty holder's standards of societal risk governance.

A looming menace remains the possibility of an "explosive eruption" of Kilauea, an event last seen in 1924.

Hi'iaka moves and throws rocks into air during her search, maybe the description of an explosive eruption with a column of ash or steam explosions resulting from the lava coming into contact with groundwater or the sea.

The historically recorded eruptions have primarily involved a central vent eruption (in the caldera) followed by an explosive eruption, then the formation of lahars.

The monitoring of the mass flux of an explosive eruption - whether if using ash plume models, video cameras, or infrasound sensors - requires constraints on the vent-crater geometry.

As there is no single piece of information that can fully describe the character of an explosive eruption, the VEI incorporates multiple criteria for assigning a value.

As can be noted, all other parameters being fixed, an increase in the conduit diameter leads to a dramatic increase in the intensity of an explosive eruption.

Even so, it is not unusual for an actively growing lava dome to have an explosive eruption that disrupts all or part of the dome.