Sentence examples for eruption aimed from inspiring English sources

A long-lasting solar flare erupted from the sun early Saturday (Feb. 9), triggering an intense sun eruption aimed squarely at Earth.

If an X-class flare and an associated eruption are aimed at Earth, such "solar storms" can trigger extended onslaught of radiation that can damage satellites, communication systems and power grids.

The Dallas protest was calm and peaceful before an eruption of violence aimed at law enforcement.

Beijing tightened controls and surveillance of Xinjiang's population after an eruption of violence aimed at Han Chinese, the dominant ethnic group in China, in Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi, in 2009 and an attack in Beijing in 2013 attributed to Uighur Muslims.

In this study, we aimed to confirm the eruption age of mandibular posterior teeth for the accurate age determination of water deer and to evaluate the efficacy of maxillary posterior teeth for the age determination of deer.

3. Explain to students that in an effort to further help the United Nations workers who are trying to persuade the Congolese to evacuate Goma, they will be studying past relief efforts that aimed to help the victims of volcanic eruptions.

When aimed directly at Earth, X-class sun eruptions can interfere with satellite-based communications and navigation systems, endanger astronauts in orbit.

The present study was aimed at elucidating the time and order of eruption of first functional teeth in the upper jaw of post-larval life of Sicyopterus japonicus (S. japonicus) during cranial metamorphosis at the time of river recruitment.

The study aimed to determine whether exposure to a volcanic eruption was associated with increased prevalence of physical and/or mental symptoms.

"With the primary focus of this secondary camera aimed at video calling …one would think there would be a corresponding eruption in the usage of mobile video services.

The present study aimed to identify the genetic cause of non-syndromic primary failure of tooth eruption in a five-generation consanguineous Saudi family using whole-exome sequencing (WES) analysis.