But his production is rich in theatrical invention, including the eruption of a pair of anarchic Spanish acrobats, and beautifully played.
When Fountain describes a wretched Haitian street where "dunes of garbage filled out the open spaces, eruptions so rich in colorful filth that they achieved a kind of abstraction," he makes you, against logic, want to be there.
Pompeii was buried by ash in an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79.
The entrainment of ambient air, rich in water vapor, either at the fringes of eruptive plumes or during the horizontal movement of pyroclastic density currents (PDCs), can provide the amount of water necessary for aggregation, considering that the amount of water as exsolved volatiles during explosive volcanic eruptions is negligible in this process (Sparks et al. 1997).
Lightning discharges are frequently observed during explosive volcanic eruptions, with lightning observed in eruptions columns that span a wide range of eruption magnitude (from VEI 1 6), plume height, volcano latitude, and magmatic composition (McNutt and Williams 2010).
"They are in the truth!" he cried longingly, in an eruption of his countertendency.
These rocks indicate mildly explosive eruptions of gas-rich lava near the summit of the volcano.
Multiple eruptions of silica-rich rhyolite from 40,000 to 600 years ago built the Mono Craters.
Dental extraction of primary teeth usually results in normal eruption of the permanent dentition.
In a study where the effect of fish oil on UV (UV) B-induced prostaglandin metabolism was examined, 13 patients with polymorphic light eruption received dietary supplements of fish oil rich in omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids for 3 mo.
