Sentence examples for chains of volcanoes from inspiring English sources

Chains of volcanoes erupt.

At subduction zones where one plate of oceanic lithosphere plunges beneath another plate, long linear or arcuate chains of volcanoes and mountain belts associated with them are the norm.

The NE Japan Arc generally shows arc-parallel structures, for example, mountain ranges, active faults, and volcanic chains, although across-arc mountains and chains of volcanoes are also observed on the back-arc side (e.g., Tamura et al. 2002).

Europe's largest regional park is based around a 30km-long chain of volcanoes.

The Aleutian Islands form a segment of the circum-Pacific chain of volcanoes (often called the Ring of Fire) and represent a partially submerged continuation of Alaska's Aleutian Range.

Lassen Volcanic National Park, with its headquarters in Mineral, Calif., is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, the chain of volcanoes along the rim of the Pacific Ocean that includes Mount Shasta in California and Crater Lake National Park in Oregon.

In the most serious incident, two park rangers and a soldier were killed in an ambush in October in a park covering 7,800 sq km, famed for its active chain of volcanoes and diverse habitats.

Historic eruptions have punctured the ice sheet, creating a chain of volcanoes amid the ice.

Chile has the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world after Indonesia, with around 500 that are potentially active.

Chile has the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world after Indonesia, with about 500 that are potentially active.

It is bounded by a chain of volcanoes namely Mt. Bamboutous (west), Mt. Sabga (northwest), Mt. Oku (north), the Wainamah peak (northeast) and the Mbam Massif (east).