Sentence examples for expected eruption from inspiring English sources

A tooth was classified as missing if it had not erupted after six months of its expected eruption date.

This implies that the hazard exposure of Naples due to CFc, even in quiet periods, is higher than for Vesuvius, given that expected eruption sizes are comparable (Marzocchi et al. 2004; Orsi et al. 2009), but the city center is closer to the eruptive vents of CFc, and more directly downwind (Selva et al. 2010, 2012).

Levels indicative of 50%and10%0% of expected eruptions are shown.

The recorded number of (a) M4-4.9, (b) M5-5.9, M6-6.9 M6-6.9uptions (blueruptionsn 100 year blue, and the expected eruptions if volinein activity is stationary and fully recorded (black line), based on activity from 1000 to 2013.

Likewise, the eruption record from 1900 onwards suggests an average of 9 M5-5.9 eruptions per century, whereas the actual eruption record for 50 ka to 1 ka only contains between 10 and 50% of the expected eruptions and is frequently <10% prior to 50 ka (Figure 6b).

The geological record of M4-4.9 eruptions falls far below the mean event rate of 56 eruptions per century observed from 1900 to 2013 with between 5 and 21% of the expected eruptions between 2 and 1 ka, decreasing to <10% before this (Figure 6a).

In terms of ashfall hazards, two alternative scenarios might be adopted as the most likely or expected eruptions, based on an understanding of explosive activity during historic eruptions (e.g. Parks et al. [2012]): these eruptions can be characterized by slow lava extrusion over periods of 2 to 4 years with weak but persistent explosions and ash venting.

Expect eruptions of real grief.

Australia's BOM expects eruptions and ash to continue for at least 24 hours.

C. Daniel Miller, a scientist at the United States Geological Survey, said he expected an eruption "larger than what we saw on Friday, probably by quite a bit".

Scientists said they had initially expected any eruption to be fairly minor, but were now saying it could be more serious.