Sentence examples for variation in eruption from inspiring English sources

Some of the variation may also be due to natural variation in eruption frequency, but this is not distinguishable within the time-frame of this study.

During the 2011 Shinmoe-dake eruptions, the correlation between the geodetic deflation rate of the magma chamber and the eruption cloud echo height dramatically changed in response to the variation in eruption styles.

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).

The tephra events cluster at intervals of approximately 326 000 years (326 ka) perhaps due to variations in eruption frequency on North Island and/or to variations in the regional palaeowind intensity and direction.

The infrequent nature of large volcanic eruptions and variations in eruption types, characteristics and areas affected means that there will always be challenges in creating a universal systems based on data aggregated from across different events.

We also do not include ash fall hazards, which can strongly affect distal areas, but whose precise areas of impact can only be forecast on a day to day basis owing to variations in eruption style and magnitude and in wind directions.

Among AVF eruptions there is considerable variation in erupted volumes of material (Kereszturi et al. 2013).

However Watt et al. (2013) demonstrate that a small change to assumptions on glacial extent and the chosen regions significantly changes the size and occurrence of this peak and suggested that analysis of the Ef is only valid if the eruption rates in glaciated and non-glaciated regions are equal, which, due to considerable spatial variation in the eruption rates, we know is not the case.

The 'Dental Development and Oral Health of Australian Twins and Their Families' was a longitudinal study of 98 sets of twins of European ancestry aged between 1 and 3 years of age that aimed to assess the degree to which variation in tooth eruption was due to genetic factors.

This diversity is expressed as, among other things, large variations in erupted compositions, erupted volumes, edifice numbers, eruption style, and morphology between individual volcanoes and subarc segments and even between volcanoes that lie in close spatial association8,12,13,14,15,16,17.

It is also proposed that the variations in teeth eruption may be an important aspect of crowding.