The most prolific reference has proved the humble bumblebee – as championed by Marios Schwab and Fred Butler, while the most flamboyant and thoroughly literal interpretation was by Sarah Burton, of Alexander McQueen.
Prolific character actor.
Sponge-associated actinobacteria have been reported to be prolific source of secondary metabolite producers [ 15, 16] and suggested to attribute largely to the chemical defense mechanisms of their host sponges against predators with biologically active compounds (repellents) and biofouling ([ 17] and references therein).
Rick's face shatters a blood-red pentagram and lit candles, which could be a reference to prolific conspiracy theorist Mark S. Watson's belief in an "Occult Government".
"Unfortunately, it's a common sight," said Yuyun Ismawati, coordinator of the Indonesia Toxics-Free Network, referencing the prolific use of potentially toxic paint in schools and other kid-friendly facilities throughout Indonesia.
Despite using different approaches, references and aesthetics, prolific graphic designer and art director Podhajsky and new media artist Papamargariti, find common ground within the exhibit The Language of Dreams at the Hoxton Gallery in London as part of the Red Bull Studio Collectives series.
A prolific writer of over 200 reference books and articles, Managing Editor of the first edition of the Random House Dictionary of the English Language, Editor of the Oxford Thesaurus (affectionately dubbed Thesaurus Rex), he also created and edited Verbatim: A Language Quarterly.
The field of epigenetic being extremely prolific, we have restricted our reference list to the essentials.
Prolific left-field rapper Lil B directly referenced the Anna Mae scene in his song Wonton Soup, too.
He turned his home into a reference library, and himself into a prolific author.
