Sentence examples for real eruption from inspiring English sources
The VEPP approach to educating non-experts is unique compared to other training exercises because the student participants work with real volcano-monitoring data, as opposed to mock monitoring results (even though these are usually based on real eruption experiences).
Since April 2013, JMA has trialed distribution of the proposed new VAFF (as described above and based on real eruption data) to local government authorities in the region of Sakurajima volcano.
The simulations obviously represent only a theoretical situation because all real eruptions eject a large number of particle sizes spanning several orders of magnitude.
At such contents, particles up to 2 mm are scavenged by pockets of oversaturated ash (Schumacher and Schmincke 1995; Van Eaton et al. 2012a, b), which nevertheless rapidly lose their strength, merging into slurries (liquid pellets, or AP3, of Brown et al. 2012), which are unable to persist as stable aggregates (as observed in real eruptions, i.e., "mud rain" of Gilbert and Lane 1994).
Periodically, a geyser of water shoots up, triggered by a hidden mechanism connected to the Internet so that it coincides with actual eruptions of the real Old Faithful.
Volcanoes with Level 1 or 'Limited' have no real time eruption data from ground-based sensors, but the volcano is within a regional seismic network.
In terms of what the volcano specifically does, all of that is based on a lot of photographs of real volcanic eruptions that have occurred in the last 10 years.
It is the comparison of this early post-glacial activity with that later in the Holocene that provides evidence for real variation in eruption frequency over time, with deglacial pulses of volcanism observed lasting a few thousand years (Watt et al. 2013).
Another eruption in real estate prices?
People started walking briskly north until the premonition became real -- another horrifying eruption, as one floor after another seemed to detonate.
By calculating non-primary PM in real time during an eruption, air quality data could be used to inform modelling and health decisions.
