Sentence examples for one eruption from inspiring English sources

As with volcanoes, so with the global financial crisis, a crisis that rumbles on, one eruption following another, such as in Greece.

Here we will only focus on the subset of volcanoes which contribute at least one eruption to LaMEVE, i.e., QEAR volcanoes.

One eruption took place in 2011, the other in 2015.

We find that 41% of volcanoes which contribute at least one eruption to LaMEVE only contribute one eruption (10% of all eruptions), and the six most prolific volcanoes contribute 11% of eruptions.

However, there is no systematic bias with respect to the eruption magnitude or date for volcanoes contributing one eruption.

In addition, one precursor corresponds to one eruption, and after the eruption its seismic activity and crustal deformation decrease.

have been characterised by basaltic sub-plinian eruptions, with one plinian eruption in historical times, i.e. in 122 B.C., which severely damaged ancient Catania and the cultivated surroundings.

Worksheets were filled in for node and network elements (separately) for each of the three scenario events (one local eruption and two distal eruptions – refer text for more information).

Based on very limited and uncertain data (one pumice eruption in 726 AD of unknown magnitude out of eight historic eruptions) the chances of the next eruption at Santorini being sub-Plinian are thought to be no more than 1 in 10 and likely much lower given that the past seven eruptions have been largely lava eruptions.

Half of all eruptions in LaMEVE come from volcanoes contributing eight or more eruptions (Fig. 1), and the six most prolific volcanoes (1.25% of volcanoes with at least one LaMEVE eruption; Fig. 2), contribute at least 27 eruptions each (Fig. 1), account for 11% all eruptions in LaMEVE.

It sounds as if AIM was made exclusively for MIA's benefit: one final eruption of inventive and sometimes incoherent ideas.