Sentence examples for frequent eruptions from inspiring English sources

Hekla, Iceland 4,892 1,491 1104 One of Iceland's most active volcanoes, it has an elongated profile caused by frequent eruptions of lava from a long fissure running parallel to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

Kilauea's frequent eruptions are usually nonexplosive and are contained within Halema'uma'u as a boiling lake of active lava, which sometimes rises and overflows along the floor and flanks of the caldera proper.

Asia Argento stars as Sarah, an art restorer who uncorks evil from an ancient relic and inadvertently ushers in the second fall of Rome: riots, road rage, suicide, the spontaneous chucking of infants off bridges, and frequent eruptions of cruddy effects and the supernatural bizarre.

On this hot and sobering weekend, in the wake of the second Kennedy assassination, the American people are asking, as the Europeans are, why there should have been three political assassinations in the United States and such frequent eruptions of public violence in the past few years.

Following 726 AD, Santorini was then quiet until more frequent eruptions began in 1570 AD forming the Nea Kameni islands.

Do more frequent eruptions at a volcano lead to more training of staff and therefore more appropriate VALs?

Here, eruptions of M4-4.9 become the most frequent eruption type at about 18 ka in contrast to around 6 ka in the ROW dataset.

In the 1520s, when Naples was beset by disease, war and the frequent eruption of the nearby Mount Vesuvius, Neapolitans pledged to build a chapel to San Gennaro and safeguard the donated treasure, in return for the saint's protection.

Although they found that fracturing, hydrothermal development and regional structure are the main variables that may affect flank degassing; this study was carried out at volcanoes with similar level of volcanic activity (all of them exhibiting plume emission and with frequent eruption episodes).

The region neighboring Sakurajima volcano, including downtown Kagoshima, frequently experiences ash fall from the frequent vulcanian eruptions.

As the race headed north through the Abruzzi region, long, hard kilometres along the spine of Italy where the land trembles and amplifies the seismic waves of its frequent volcanic eruptions, the weather turned.