prolific znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady prolific

• It is realised that calculations based on self-portraits favour the social representation of the most prolific artists, who maybe were those with the greatest egos.

• He is the most prolific child in the study as far as sheer number of utterances is concerned (30% of the corpus).

• Oviposition continues over several weeks, and is most prolific in sunny weather.

• Advertisements and product packaging are a prolific source of catch-phrases, which are themselves often set in quotation marks.

• The past decades have moreover been especially prolific in generating new theoretical perspectives which may now often coexist with older ones.

• She specifically mentions the markers oh and well which, incidentally, are very prolific in my data.

• Fish remains should be prolific in all excavated samples from habitation areas if flotation is implemented.

• In this early period, those directly concerned with controversies over labour-employers and the state-were the most prolific recorders of labour issues.