Sentence examples for explosive interaction from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the publishing industry says e-book security is critical precisely because it has taken heed of the explosive interaction between unencrypted music CD's and the rise of peer-to-peer distribution technologies like Napster that let people swap files from PC to PC over the Internet.

Less common pyroclastic landforms include maars, low-relief craters often filled with water and surrounded by a rim of ejected material that was probably formed by explosive interaction of magma and groundwater; and tuff rings and tuff cones, which are landforms built of compacted pyroclastic deposits.

Its eruptive styles vary through lava fountaining and strombolian activity (the norm in the twentieth century and in the first years of the twenty-first century) to sub-plinian and plinian phenomena, with some phreatomagmatic activity (explosive interaction of magma with water).

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Psychlos are unable to visit such areas due to the explosive interaction of the gas that they breathe with radionuclide particles.

On our wet planet, explosive interactions between volcanoes and meteoric water are extremely diverse.

Here, either sulfur-bearing steam altered the volcanic ash to low-permeability clays, or explosive interactions between rising magma and groundwater or surface water (phreatic eruptions) formed exceptionally fine ash that also would reduce the permeability of the lake bed.

Most of these peperites can be attributed to magma sediment mixing in intra-crater/conduit or vent settings, and therefore they can only be used as widespread paleoenvironmental indicators with limitations to demonstrate magma and surface water (e.g. lake) non-explosive interaction.

We present the results of experiments designed to simulate non-explosive interactions between molten basalt and various "coolants," ranging from homogeneous suspensions of 0 to 30 mass% bentonite clay in pure water, to heterogeneous and/or stratified suspensions including bentonite, sand, synthetic glass beads and/or naturally-sorted pumice.

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Our results indicate that even modest concentrations of sediment in water will significantly limit heat transfer during non-explosive magma water interactions.