Sentence examples for separate volcano from inspiring English sources

All NZ volcanoes listed in the Global Volcanism Program are included for on-the-fly modelling; Ngauruhoe, a prominent sub-feature of Tongariro volcano, is listed as a separate volcano from Tongariro in RiskScape.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park covers the summit and the southeastern flank of the volcano, and also incorporates Kīlauea, a separate volcano.

After publishing a summary paper in 1852, he directed a detailed geological study of the island in 1880 and 1881 but did not consider Kīlauea a separate volcano, instead referring to it as a flank vent of Mauna Loa; it was not until another geologist, C. E. Dutton, had elaborated on Dana's research during an 1884 expedition that Kīlauea came to be generally accepted as a separate entity.

Such areas have many geologically young cinder cones or other features that have not been individually identified as separate volcanoes.

The scene, purporting to depict a single volcano in eruption, was actually created by splicing together eruptions from two separate volcanoes.

The scene, purporting to depict a single volcano in eruption, was actually created by digitally splicing together eruptions from two separate volcanoes.

Moreover, Japanese (unlike the Russians) did not separate volcanoes from folded mountains when grouping mountain landscapes.

Just two days after the earthquake and at a distance of about 10 20 km to the north, a simultaneous eruption of two separate volcanoes followed.

Cinder cones also form at some vents on shield volcanoes, but these are not considered to be separate, individual volcanoes.

Percentages of data set that are classified as Categories 1 – 5 following the color code for Figure 2. Pie Charts show UwE (Category 6, black) as a % of all alerts except 'Missed.' Data have been separated by volcano type.

So far, drilling results have been disappointing, but additional drilling in a separate area of the volcano is planned for this summer, Ormat said in a 2012 report to state officials.