Remaking its studio richness for the stage is the kind of challenge Mr. Everett thrives on.
Wolffer Cuvee 1996, a sparkling brut from Long Island ($28.99) is mostly chardonnay and has a yeastier, full-bodied richness, for an elegant toast.
"Those little bits of behavioural rubbish such as tapping a pencil or stroking your ear when you speak that, when presented on stage, provide a wonderful, almost subliminal, textural richness for an audience".
Though steak, hamburger or burgers made from ground lamb would provide enough heft and richness for the wines we tasted, several left something to be desired when it came to acidity and structure.
Rereading the Dinsmore books, as Squeers would say, "There's richness for you; there's father fixation; there's Freud-has-a-word-for-it; there's a home and fireside for the Marquis de Sade; there's Sacher-Masoch playing cricket on the hearth".
Average species richness for all forest types combined is 6.00 with a standard deviation of 3.42 (Table 2).
A new concept of generalized signal richness for vector signals is introduced of which several properties are studied.
We estimated species richness for total, early and late successional tree species for each forest fragment.
Fig. 7 Sensitivity of stand productivity (m3 · ha−1 · yr−1) to species richness for the northeastern temperate forests in China.
Species richness for AL consisted of 20 (±5) species in Tenosique, 21 (±5) in Huimanguillo, and 21 (±4) in Tacotalpa.
There was a trend, however, toward reduced taxonomic richness for both macrofauna and nematodes with increasing latitude.
