(B) Profile of an intravillar neoplasm that progressed by erupting upward through the villus surface and opening into the lumen.
Millions of years ago, when those volcanoes erupted, diamonds were carried upward in the magma, and deposited among the other rocks.
Almost as quickly as the two lavas mingled, they frothed upward and were erupted as the hybrid pumice, which chilled quickly to preserve the marbleized effect.
When Chicago's Alfonso Soriano popped out to center field to end the game, the crowd — now upward of 75 people — erupted.
Pillow shapes are formed as basaltic lava is extruded (i.e., erupted) under water; these are convex upward with a lower tip that projects down between two convex tops below.
When the winning shot by the Indian captain, M. S. Dhoni, sailed upward into the lights of Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, Indians erupted in delirious celebration.
The results—suggesting the possibility of a direct connection between the mantle and the surface contradicted the widespread idea that magma follows a tortuous path upward, pooling in magma chambers along the way before finally erupting.
In addition, Shinya and Tanaka (2009) have conducted chemical analysis (δ18O and δ D values) of the erupted fluid mud, and they showed that this fluid mud has moved upward from a depth of 3.5 to 4 km.
The oak trees' roots, ancient but still churning with life, erupt toward the surface at odd intervals, sending huge chunks of concrete heaving upward and making many of the city's sidewalks feel like a funhouse.
Recessions kick in, financial crises erupt, yet these events have generally been thought of as the exception, a temporary departure from an otherwise steady upward progression.
