Sentence examples for more frequent eruptions from inspiring English sources

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?

Recent studies revealed several magmatic eruptions and more frequent phreatic eruptions in last 10,000 years (Suzuki et al. 2007, 2009; Oikawa and Okuno 2009).

The first week of the third stage had more frequent vulcanian eruptions.

The intrusions could create more frequent and violent eruptions at the volcano, which just calmed down last week after a spectacular 3-month outburst.

For the eruption magnitude categories of M ≥ 4 to M ≥ 6 (MA = 6, 8; e.g. Fig. 6b), global eruptions are about 21.1 23.2 times more frequent than the Japanese eruptions, and 4.3 4.7 % of eruptions in the world occurred in Japan.

An assessment of the health consequences of the disaster showed that acute diarrhea was 6 times more frequent after the eruption, and medical consultations for acute respiratory disease were 3.6 times more frequent than before.

The volcano then entered a stage of more frequent, but less violent, eruptions until the most recent Plinian eruption, which destroyed Pompeii.

Although the time range of the analysis is short and under-recording of the global dataset is not considered, this result suggests that the eruption frequency of the global volcanism is 10.6 11.5 times more frequent than the Japanese eruptions between the VEI values of 4 to 7 (MA = 4, 6, 8; e.g. Fig. 6a), or 8.7 9.4 % of global eruptions occurred in Japan.

During these years, the eruptions grew more frequent and more violent.

The activity at Turrialba can be described as a slow re-awakening process, with vent-opening eruptions becoming generally more frequent with time (Fig. 2).