Possessives

• music: DL: Magma's music has always been outside any musical fashion, be it disco, punk or jazz-rock.

Preposition: from

• mantle: Often the location of a new vent is governed by factors that affect the ascent of magma from the mantle to the surface.

Converse of object

• cool: The rock formed as magma cooled fairly slowly in the Earth's crust.

• rise: The iron-rich minerals in the magma record the direction of the Earth's magnetic field at the time when the rising magma solidified.

• call: The molten rock, called magma, has reached the surface of Mount Pinatubo.

• form: The magma formed in these regions, called subduction zones, makes its way to the surface and forms volcanoes.

• see: For functions to create free magmas, see Free Magmas.

• intrude: Sills: Sheets of magma intruded onto bedding planes of sedimentary rocks.

Adjective modifier

• near-additive: Note that not every trivial near-additive magma is a near-additive magma-with-zero, but every trivial near-additive magma-with-zero is a near-additive group.

• gas-charged: In turn, these parameters are used to obtain the vertical seismic velocity profile in the gas-charged magma.

• basaltic: In this dynamical process the time delay between infrasonic pulses should reflect the gas nucleation interval of 1-2 s of basaltic magma.

• molten: The Japanese islands have been formed from the molten magma released by the melting Philippines Plate.

• additive: Note that not every trivial additive magma is an additive magma-with-zero, but every trivial additive magma-with-zero is an additive group.

• hot: The water is heated by the hot magma which is underground.

Modifies a noun

• chamber: Instead, the seismic imaging of magma chambers in ridge areas appears to be questionable.

• reservoir: A theory to quantify the amount of melt in the magma reservoir will be developed.

• ocean: Early in its history, the Moon was melted to great depths to form a " magma ocean.

• ring: This is the case for example in the case of free magma rings.

• flow: The anatomy of a dike and the determination of propagation and magma flow directions.

• storage: Such features are largely predetermined by the conditions and timescales of magma storage and differentiation prior to eruption.