Sentence examples for is historically active from inspiring English sources

The second, northeastern rift zone extends towards Hilo and is historically active across only the first 20 km of its length, with a nearly straight and, in its latter sections, poorly defined trend.

The first is a 60 km rift trending southwest from the caldera to the sea and a further 40 km underwater, with a prominent 40° directional change along its length; this rift zone is historically active across most of its length.

Pandyas and Cholas were historically active in Sri Lanka.

Activity centered on its summit are usually followed by flank eruptions up to a few months distant, and although Mauna Loa is historically less active than that of its neighbor Kilauea, it tends to produce greater volumes of lava over shorter periods of time.

Dougal Jerram at Durham University said: "Christchurch sits on what is historically a tectonically active area where the Alpine fault runs right across New Zealand's South Island.

That is particularly interesting when you consider how rare it is, historically, for women to be the active, questing heart of non-genre movies.

But the restrictions enacted often proved vulnerable to legal challenges — and in states that elected judges, trial lawyers were historically more active in contributing to judges' campaigns.

This is historically odd.

"It is, historically, an error".

Its spelling is historically eccentric.

It is historically illiterate.