But what I found myself thinking about wasn't the bird so much as the richness of the reference materials at hand.
What I've tried to do here is give this narrative the richness, the range of reference, the atmosphere and the character descriptions that you would expect in a work of fiction.
The richness of his cultural references may make the books difficult to sell, but not to translate.
Distance to the nearest reference wetland explained perennial wetland richness in both regions, and area of reference wetlands within 15 km also was important in the WHP.
Analyses revealed that richness of forest bird species was greater in reference sites (T = −1.93, P = 0.06), even though reference sites exist within 20-ha patches with less forest and more wetlands compared to altered sites.
The layers of reference — 1980s East Village graffiti on top of 1930s-style found classic furniture — produced a richness that emanates from the best mashups of design and art.
The selection of reference core collections among those constructed using MSTRAT and exhibiting the same allelic richness (determined by the total number of alleles represented) was performed using Nei's index (Nei, 1987) as the second criterion.
He said he and his staff had deciphered the richness of Ms. Rowling's nomenclature and references using secondary sources like "Bulfinch's Mythology," "A Field Guide to the Little People," "Haunted Britain" and etymological dictionaries.
