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eruptive

[ih-ruhp-tiv] / ɪˈrʌp tɪv /


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The busy, sometimes baffling plot hurtles forward in a welter of eruptive imagery, some of it dazzlingly up-to-the-minute, some of it done in a more primitive, inky style.

From Los Angeles Times

His team is working to assemble different types of data and incorporate machine-learning algorithms to improve the recognition of eruptive events.

From Science Magazine

“You would expect many, many earthquakes to be observed prior to any eruptive activity if it were to occur,” Schneider said.

From Seattle Times

That’s the contention of “Turner’s Modern World,” an extensive and eruptive reassessment of the most celebrated painter of 19th-century Britain, now on view at the Museum of Fine Arts here.

From New York Times

It also said that Wolf may yet spring back to life — just as it did during its last eruptive phase, in May and June of 2015.

From New York Times