Sentence examples for as eruption from inspiring English sources

Hazard footprints for PDCs are not simply related to VEI, an index derived from estimates of eruptive volume, as their hazard footprints are determined by other factors such as eruption intensity and flank topography, as well as volume.

Relations between temperature and CO2 consumption rate for active volcanic fields (AVFs) are complicated by other factors such as eruption age, hydrothermal activity, and hydrological complexities.

Furthermore, a number of methods are used to determine certain eruption characteristics, such as eruption size, which complicates comparisons.

Marine tephra records also provide information on long-term changes in volcanism, such as eruption frequency and intensity, both of which can be influenced by regional tectonics.

*2 JMA provides data such as eruption time, plume height, and direction of plume extension about 5 minutes after onset of an eruption.

Because it offers a rational evidence-based formalism, the Bayesian Belief Network (BBN) formulation was chosen as an appropriate conceptual tool for weighing the various different strands of evidence and their specific diagnostic powers as eruption precursors.

In a single work you might encounter pop motifs and spraypaint flares, as well as eruptions of 20th-century abstraction.

These effects may be even more pronounced as eruptions are relatively infrequent and 'exotic' (Paton et al. [1998]).

The location of the eruption vent can be difficult to identify, as eruptions can occur at the volcano summit or at flank vents and fissures.

As eruptions continued, the magma built volcanic islands that created platforms for the deposition of shallow-water carbonates having good porosity (Luttrell 1977).

This feature suggests further subsidence of a coherent block of rock into an evacuating magma chamber along a ring fault that induced piston/plate collapse as eruptions progressed.