Despite the strains of his illness, Mr. Moravec long considered himself prolific.
Still, it is the early works, created from 1880 to the late 1890s — during what is now generally considered his prolific, and combative, golden period — that have been most embraced by contemporary artists.
In part, the strategy grew out of a consensus formed in the early 1990s among some human rights groups, religious fundamentalists, national governments, and agencies like the United Nations that considered a prolific sex industry antithetical to civilized modern society.
Considering its prolific output, it is not surprising that the National sends so much work across the Thames to the West End and across the Atlantic to Broadway.
These findings are particularly interesting if we consider the prolific biofilm-forming S. epidermidis.
Israel considered him a prolific killer, responsible for the murders of Israeli settlers, soldiers and accused Palestinian collaborators.
But McNamara's performance can no longer be considered the most prolific; Walker carried the Huskies for five nights with a dazzling combination of hypnotizing crossovers, deft assists and kinetic energy.
Recife's computer science department ranks among the top five in Latin America and is considered the most prolific in Brazil in terms of academic publications, postgraduate dissertations and theses.
The sculpture is now held in the private viewing space of L&D, alongside the only other two 1960s pieces in the show, although the decade is largely considered his most prolific: first joining the Nouveau Realists in 1961, then birthing the aforementioned styles in 1967 and 1964, respectively.
