VOLCANO | Định nghĩa trong Từ điển tiếng Anh Cambridge

The volcano there, after being dormant for 400 years, erupted in 1995.

The study of these very small volcanoes is often complicated by the limited distribution of their deposits and by reworking/erosion processes.

Further we compare and discuss magnetic reversal time scales with biodiversity and the outbreak of super volcanoes, which affected the biosphere.

We report geochemical data for a new suite of samples dredged from the volcano.

Each dated eruption for the volcanoes listed is then summarized on a single line chronologically.

For a volcano to be able to affect worldwide weather, it must meet cer tain conditions.

In addition, it is the single most sulfurous volcano measured to date.

There is, therefore, no lack of candidate volcanoes.

They have never been attached to a continent, but were formed by submarine volcanoes.

The volcano (or ‘ring’) is typically not round but contains higher modes as well.

She was either a volcano of rage or cold and remote.

This memoir therefore represents a vital contribution to understanding of both a fascinating and important volcano.

This book takes a different stance from most books on volcanoes by focusing on the interaction between volcanoes and the human population.

Thirdly, and finally, there is no discussion of the major volcano-tectonic features and the debris avalanche deposits of the major volcanoes.

I recommend this exceptional case study to all those interested in volcanoes and their hazards: from amateurs to professionals, teachers to administrators.