Sentence examples for eruption off from inspiring English sources

The 1963 Surtsey eruption off the coast of Iceland is the first well-documented phreatomagmatic eruption (Thorarinsson [1967]) to show eruption dynamics.

Instead, they encountered explosive eruptions giving off black columns of ash, indicating that a volcanic eruption had begun to penetrate the surface of the sea.

The reporting now is often about accountability: Are bishops abiding by the reforms they agreed to in 2002, in response to the eruption of cases set off by the scandal in Boston?

Scientists think that massive volcanic eruptions killed off more than 90% of ocean species and 75% of land species almost 252 million years ago.

Residents feared that the eruption of Nyiragongo might set off the other active volcano in the area, Nyamuragira, which erupted early last year but did not cause any casualties.

Small stars are more erratic, especially during their youth, and eruptions off the star's surface could strip away the atmosphere from such planets.

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Additionally, sealing could conceivably result in pressurization without eruption, potentially shutting off magmatic input from below.

Physical evidence such as fossil remains collected from layers of sedimentary rocks, particularly from sites in South Africa's Karoo Basin, suggested that plants and animals began to vanish, and then some sort of catastrophic event such as prolonged volcanic eruption polished off most of Earth's inhabitants.

Brief volcanic winters followed, but the eruptions also set off an ocean-acidifying, global-warming catastrophe that wiped out three-quarters of life on earth.

Most geophysicists dismiss the obvious inference -- that meteor impacts set off eruptions -- because their calculations indicate the impacts could not possibly release enough energy to rupture in Earth's crust thousands of miles away.