Sentence examples for continuous eruption from inspiring English sources

Jan E. Adlmann, Santa Fe, N.M. A. The island of Stromboli, about 40 miles north of Sicily, has been in continuous eruption for 2,000 to 2,500 years -- and even more, according to some volcanologists.

Parícutin, Michoacán, Mexico 9,210 2,807 1943 One of the youngest volcanoes on Earth, it was born of a continuous eruption of lava and ash that lasted from 1943 to 1952.

Hart et al. [32] reported the lowest amount of mandibular rotation (1.1°); this might be interpreted by continuous eruption of lower first and second molars.

The advantage of autotransplantation compared to osseointegrated implants is the capacity of transplants for functional adaptation, potentially continuous eruption and therefore superior ridge preservation [7 11].

A plethora of terms including overeruption [1], hypereruption [2], supraeruption [3], supereruption [4], and continuous eruption [5, 6] have been used to describe the tendency of tooth movement in an occlusal direction following loss of antagonist contact.

We also excluded volcanoes that had no eruptions in the time frame of modern alert levels (e.g. since 1991) and volcanoes that were in continuous eruption for more than 10 years.

Continuous eruptions took place in the Krafla area in the northeast in 1975 84, damaging a geothermal generating project in the area.

But as interim leader he found himself obliged to deal with continuous eruptions of protests demanding jobs, wages and immediate retribution against members of the former ruling elite.

Parícutin rises approximately 410 metres (1,345 feet) from its base to its summit and is 1 km (0.6 mile) wide; it formed during nearly continuous eruptions from 1943 to 1952.

Small shield volcanoes may form rapidly from almost continuous eruptions, but the larger shields are formed over a span of about 1 million years by hundreds of thousands of effusive eruptions of fluid lavas from their summits and rift zones.

Since 1983, Kilauea has had nearly continuous eruptions, and is believed to be the home of Pele, the Hawaiian volcano goddess.