Sentence examples for duration of eruption from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to investigate the clinical duration of eruption (CDE) for deciduous teeth in Jordanian children, from the moment of gingival emergence until functional occlusal contact.

We can calculate total mass using the duration of eruption of 160 220 s and a top height 13 14 km using the relationship (H = 2.00 times dot{V}^{0.241}) (Mastin et al. 2009), where H is the top height (km) of the eruption plume, and (dot{V}) is the volumetric flow rate (m3 dense-rock equivalent (DRE) per second).

The duration of eruptions and time between successive eruptions vary greatly from geyser to geyser; Strokkur in Iceland erupts for a few seconds every few minutes, while Grand Geyser in the United States erupts for up to 10 minutes every 8 12 hours.

Another parameter controlling the amount of ash produced is the duration of the eruption: the longer the eruption is sustained, the more ash will be produced.

The data is the duration time of eruption (in minutes) taken during August 1st to August 15th , 1985(Dekking et al. 2005).

The greater discharged mass (1.9 × 106 t) and lower flux rate (1.0 × 108 kg/h) of the 1979 eruption compared to the 2014 eruption can be explained by the 3 3.3 times longer duration of the eruption (18 20 h against 6 h).

For gas hazard, constant fluxes of 200 and 800 tons/day SO2 were assumed for the duration of the eruption scenarios, noting that there is very little evidence to constrain SO2 flux from Santorini eruptions.

But, given the intensity and duration of the eruption that followed, Israeli officials contend that the Palestinians used Mr. Sharon's visit as a pretext for an uprising.

A seismometer showed that the duration of the eruption was approximately 160 220 s (Fig. 2) (Shimbori 2017).

Grain counts from longer exposures are also more comparable to values in the tephrochronology literature, which represent the entire duration of an eruption.

However, if the duration of an eruption is sufficiently longer than the ascent time of the magma through a conduit, the processes may be approximated by a steady model.