Sentence examples for constant eruption from inspiring English sources
Sabartés recently described Picasso as having a brain like un incendie cérébral — a molten mind comparable to a volcano in constant eruption, an intelligence in a perpetual state of susceptibility.
A watery layer beneath Enceladus's crust has long been suspected to exist because of the constant eruption of geysers at its southern pole.
Although Nakamura (1964) showed that constant eruption rates are typical at Izu-Oshima volcano, this is an uncommon case in Japanese arcs.
This is achieved by normalising the occurrence interval for the small magnitude class (240 years) to the occurrence interval of the large magnitude class (420 years), with an assumed constant eruption rate.
In the case of constant eruption rate volcanoes (Izu-Oshima and Miyakejima), magma compositions differed over 10 100 year intervals (Nakano and Yamamoto 1991; Amma-Miyasaka and Nakagawa 2003).
Time- and volume-predictable cases, characterized by constant eruption rates, have been reported for active basaltic volcanoes with high eruption frequency such as Izu-Oshima (Nakamura 1964; Koyama and Hayakawa 1996), Kilauea and Mauna Loa (King 1989), and Etna (Wadge and Guest 1981; Hughes et al. 1990).
Nearly constant volcanic eruptions pumped out huge amounts of lava, gas, and dust.
So it's a constant process of eruption and varnishing".
Tempi were on the fast side, with emotions in constant danger of eruption.
It is in a constant state of eruption – rather like most England fans until the inevitable plane ride home from Brazil.
Two years ago, researchers Andrew Bakun of the University of Miami, Florida, and Scarla Weeks of the University of Cape Town, South Africa, noticed a brief pause in the nearly constant pace of eruptions.
