Sentence examples for future eruption of from inspiring English sources
In: Human and Human and Structural Vulnerability Assessment for Emergency Planning in a Future Eruption of Vesuvius.
Khalil Shikaki, a prominent Palestinian political analyst, said economic development would not provide any guarantee against a future eruption of Palestinian violence.
Recent evidence [Baxter (2000) Human and Structural Vulnerability Assessment for Emergency Planning in a Future Eruption of Vesuvius. Final Report EC Project ENV4-CT98-0699; Young et al. (1997) EOS, Trans. Am. Geophys.
On top of all that is the strong possibility that once in Amman, the Hamas leadership could become the catalyst for a future eruption of Palestinian grievances in the kingdom.
Phreatomagmatic explosions sometimes accompany lava drain-back (Ida et al., 1988), and assessment of andesitic lava may aid in mitigating the hazards of future eruptions of andesitic volcanoes.
Monitoring data have been described as the "only scientifically valid basis for short-term forecasts of a future eruption, or of possible changes during an ongoing eruption" (Tilling, 2008).
That doesn't mean we should relax and enjoy the silence while it lasts, but rather learn to anticipate the best responses to these inevitable future eruptions, to prevent the kind of social strife that has brought down past empires.
Knowledge of the conduit structure is thus of paramount importance for the establishment of realistic scenarios of a future eruption through accurate simulations of the magma upraising mechanism.
Tephra fallout from all these eruptions seriously affected the Vesuvius area in the last 18,000 years (e.g. Cioni et al. 2003) but the impact of a future eruption will be substantially higher because of the intense urbanization of the area.
In the event of a future eruption at Santorini, the collection of SO2 flux data will be critical in evaluating the gas hazard more accurately than is possible here.
Their recognition is thus an important tool in assessing the probability of a future eruption, although predicting such eruptive events cannot clearly be done using the VLP data alone.
