Sentence examples for upon eruption from inspiring English sources

Upon eruption, vent location, eruptive fissure length and geometry, plus the number and activity of eruptive sources, are assessed using the OVPF permanent camera network, whose images are also streamed live to the operations room, and field reconnaissance.

Factors associated with food avoidance included soft drink or sweet consumption every day or a few days a week; fruit consumption once a week or less often; non-ownership of a toothbrush; reported commencement of toothbrushing upon eruption of permanent teeth; dental fear; experience of untreated dental caries; and inflamed or abnormal mucosa.

Greater understanding of ameloblast differentiation is critical for understanding hereditary enamel defects, as well as efforts towards regenerating enamel or bioengineering teeth from dental stem cells, as the enamel organ is completely lost upon eruption of teeth, leaving no known progenitor cells behind.

Judging from the absence of groundmass microlite and well-faceted phenocryst surfaces without mineral inclusions, the phenocrysts are assumed to have formed their outermost rim zone near the final storage depth and exhibited minimal growth during rapid magma ascent upon Plinian eruption.

Further simulations showed that pressure oscillations at all positions in the bed originated from the drag force imparted on the fluid by the particles, rather than from a pulse in pressure created upon bubble eruption and subsequently propagated down through the bed, as proposed by Müller et al. (2007).

A photograph taken by the patient upon initial eruption of the rash was presented during evaluation (Fig. 1).

However, epithelial stem cells of dental origin do not exist, because ameloblasts are lost via apoptosis upon tooth eruption [ 18].

I would even like to see the pressure of the banal upon these eruptions of passion be more intense, not less.

Even though the difference in elevation between the vents on Mauna Loa and Kilauea was only 2,000 metres (6,600 feet), there was no apparent effect of one eruption upon the other.

Kyushu Island, in the western part of the Japanese archipelago, is studded by numerous volcanoes that are an evidence of slab-induced magmatism, sporadic mantle upwelling, and fissure eruption upon deep tectonic ruptures.

There is some archaeological, seismological, and vulcanological evidence that the myth of Atlantis, described by Plato, is based upon the Santorini eruption.