There are a lot of variables here, but the general answer is that a larger volume of ejected material (lava, ash, or other stuff) will either cover more area or cover a given area to a greater depth. The geography of the surrounding area will have a lot to do with this, as will the type of material ejected and the atmospheric conditions.
A volcanic eruption can affect the climate all over the world. For example, following the Pinatubo eruption (Phillipines, 1991), there were heavy snowfalls thousands of miles away. The volcano emits massive amounts of tiny ash particles, which provide nuclii for the formation of snowflakes.
Volcano eruptions affect the weather around them. The volcano can cause thunder, lightning, and rain in the ecosystem. The volcano also cause organic debris to be in the stratosphere.
Good luck with that. It's foolish to believe that people can control a volcano. But a volcano can affect the population around it especially by killing them or forcing them to move.
It doesnt
It is not possible to predict when the next volcanic eruption will occur in Auckland. Eruptions in this area occur when a bubble of magma rises to the surface, and this means there is no way to know where or when the next eruption will occur. An eruption is not likely to be large, but because it will affect a significant urban area, the effects of even a small eruption will be great. The area is monitored to give as much warning as possible.
The flatter the cell, the surface-area will increase, however the volume will remain the same
Larger surface area can be favourable to increased rated of exchange whereas greater cell volume can be unfavourabe. Being a three dimensional structure the rate in which volume grows is higher than the rate of surface area growth.
The surface area of mitochondria or chloroplast affect its energy output because larger surfaces-to-volume ratio imply more loss of energy as opposed to smaller surface-to-volume ratios.
The rate of combustion directly proportional to the surface area of combining naterials
The shape affects the ratio of surface area to volume. The greater the surface are to volume ratio, the faster the magma will cool.
It is not possible to predict when the next volcanic eruption will occur in Auckland. Eruptions in this area occur when a bubble of magma rises to the surface, and this means there is no way to know where or when the next eruption will occur. An eruption is not likely to be large, but because it will affect a significant urban area, the effects of even a small eruption will be great. The area is monitored to give as much warning as possible.
The flatter the cell, the surface-area will increase, however the volume will remain the same
the cell's ability to feed enough
Larger surface area can be favourable to increased rated of exchange whereas greater cell volume can be unfavourabe. Being a three dimensional structure the rate in which volume grows is higher than the rate of surface area growth.
due to surface area. if you are taller your lungs will have a greater surface area which will raise the volume.
The surface area of mitochondria or chloroplast affect its energy output because larger surfaces-to-volume ratio imply more loss of energy as opposed to smaller surface-to-volume ratios.
When linear dimensions are multiplied by 'K', - perimeter is also multiplied by 'K' - area is multiplied by K2 - volume is multiplied by K3
You die!
Its surface area to volume ratio.
Bigger the SA:V ratio , transpiration sucks.
The rate of combustion directly proportional to the surface area of combining naterials