Sentence examples for eruption of both from inspiring English sources

The brain and braincase attain 90 percent of adult size by the age of 6 years, while the face grows more slowly in concurrence with the enlargement of the nasal passages and the eruption of both sets of teeth.

It would be foolish to let the significance of its message sink beneath the daily eruptions of both legitimate controversy and bizarro world nonsense.

In many cases, phreatic eruptions are ubiquitous precursors to magmatic eruptions of both explosive or effusive nature, or could serve as the decompression mechanism prior to phreatomagmatic eruptions.

AVO has now used the ashfall reporting database during several eruptive periods with ashfall: the latter stages of the Redoubt 2009 eruption, and the eruptions of both Pavlof and Veniaminof in 2013.

Partly this inevitable eruption of opinions – both positive and less so – is because Metallica remain incomparably huge, with only Iron Maiden and Slipknot coming remotely close to their global status.

Maduro remembers the diplomatic tensions between both countries in 1987 and the eruption of patriotism from both sides with their calls to defend their sovereignty.

Although bitter rivalry has existed between Hutus and Tutsis for decades, the shooting down of a plane carrying both Burundian and Rwandan leaders in the spring of 1994 led to an eruption of violence in both countries.

There has been no indication that the move could bring an eruption of violence, but both sides are preparing for diplomatic retaliation, which could ignite tensions and unrest.

The MAR patterns of the ash components are consistent with published eruption records of both the Izu-Bonin and Honshu arcs, and we can interpret these changes in accumulation rate in terms of arc history (Fig. 8).

There are a growing number of observations of episodes of uplift occurring both months and years before the onset of eruption: the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull tapped sills both emplaced gradually in the three months before eruption, and a decade earlier (Sigmundsson et al., 2010).

The popularity of La Muette, which ends with the volcanic eruption of Vesuvius, was phenomenal in both France and Germany.