Sentence examples for led to eruption from inspiring English sources

Starting about 3 million years ago and continuing at least through the late Pleistocene, extensional faulting of the Earth's crust led to eruption of small volcanoes in the Boring volcanic field.

They suggested that compression of a magma reservoir and unclamping of a dike (magma pathway) by earthquakes led to eruptions.

We consider Categories 4 ('Almost') and 5 ('Timely') to be the most appropriate issuance of alert levels in cases where unrest led to an eruption, and Category 6 'UwE' as appropriate when unrest did not lead to eruption.

Improvement is seen in both eruption-centric and alert-centric evaluations, and suggests improvement in the monitoring networks and also an increasing willingness to issue alerts even if unrest may not lead to eruption.

There's nowhere to go until it erupts, there's no way of signalling that we think it's in a heightened state of unrest likely to lead to eruption… so that's a big, big issue" (Sc).

The processes that eventually lead to eruption, including the intrusion, migration and ascent of magmatic fluids, take place on a range of timescales from days to decades (indicative red bars on Fig. 4A).

Through this improvement, it is expected that JMA will have better sensitivity to discern changes in magma plumbing and movement that may lead to eruption; this should allow issuing of timely alerts.

A cycle of eruptions could be recreated and the implied processes were explained (e.g., Dome explosion would lead to Eruption column with ash dispersal, then eruption column collapse; after the gas got exhausted, a new generation of domes would grow).

Several points of departure by the director Krzysztof Warlikowski apparently had a cumulative effect that led to an eruption of jeers.

Although bitter rivalry has existed between Hutus and Tutsis for decades, the shooting down of a plane carrying both Burundian and Rwandan leaders in the spring of 1994 led to an eruption of violence in both countries.

The overthrow of the Baʿthists in 2003 during the Iraq War led to an eruption of ethnic strife as Kurds sought to reclaim property that they alleged had been expropriated by the government.