Sentence examples for by eruption from inspiring English sources

This distance, and variations in this distance between different eruptions, is presumably controlled by eruption rate differences and cloud characteristics, including GSD, eruptive column height, effectiveness of particle removal (e.g., through aggregation), prevailing wind, humidity, and other atmospheric conditions (Durant and Rose 2009Rose and Durant 2009a2009b).

Logically, but unfortunately, forecasting hazards related to non-magmatic unrest is too often overshadowed by eruption forecasting, although many volcanoes often pass through states of non-eruptive and non-magmatic unrest for various and prolonged periods of time.

In 1994, white smoke and muddy water erupted and a crater was formed at a rock reef by eruption point 9. Also, several tens of meters of plume had been observed at 10, and a volcanic tremor was observed when an eruption took place at 12.

On March 19, 1853, it used the word in an account of the city inspector's mortality report for the previous year, which listed 177 deaths caused by "teething," 68 by "abscess" and 3 by "eruption".

We indicate each sample by eruption date, together with eruption time and site number, if necessary.

Tephra thickness is influenced by eruption dynamics, topographic variations, compaction, erosion and deposition, and bioturbation (Engwell et al. 2013).

The object of this admiration is a soft-spoken 51-year-old with an earnest manner, punctuated by eruptions of mischievous giggles.

Bejel, also called endemic syphilis, chronic infection characterized by eruptions initially in the mouth and on the skin and typically later involving the bones.

Some of the world's largest deposits of vitric tuff are produced by eruptions through a large number of narrow fissures rather than from volcanic cones.

Pox disease, any of a complex of viral diseases in human beings and domestic animals, marked chiefly by eruptions of the skin and mucous membranes.

The surface of the Earth, one of the solar system's youngest topographies, is constantly changing, as it is faulted, folded, shaped and reshaped by eruptions, earthquakes and erosion.