The Château Trompette ( Trumpet Castle ) and the Fort du Hâ, built by Charles VII of France, were the symbols of the new domination, which however deprived the city of its richness by halting the wine commerce with England.

The ingredients to make dried pasta usually include water, semolina flour, egg for colour and richness, vegetable juice ( such as spinach, beet, tomato, carrot ) for colour and taste, and herbs or spices for flavour ; however, ingredients may vary.

There is some variety however, to the comments and responses of the characters, depending on the combination the player chose, giving some realistic richness to the experience.

Teniers, in particular, appears to have been his chief master ; and in his earlier productions we find the sharp, precise, spirited touch, the rather subdued colouring, and the clear, silvery grey tone which distinguish this master ; while in his subjects of a slightly later period – those, such as the Chelsea Pensioners, the Highland Whisky Still and the Rabbit on the Wall, executed in what Burnet styles his second manner, which, however, may be regarded as only the development and maturity of his first – he begins to unite to the qualities of Teniers that greater richness and fulness of effect which are characteristic of Ostade.

There is confusion as to some differences with some researchers finding that the area of an island plays a role in species richness with others find no correlation at all. Red deer have greatly modified much of Fiordlands ' vegetation however only the two largest islands within Lake Manapouri contain introduced red deer while other islands are only occasionally visited by deer.

To account for the differences between thought and being, however, as well as the richness and diversity of each, the unity of thought and being cannot be expressed as the abstract identity " A = A ".

The group's evident poverty is only matched, however, by the richness of their music.

‘ Hearing people love English and its richness however it is seen by the Deaf as a tool to achieve equality.

For example, shade-grown coffee plantations typically have lower tree diversity than unmanaged forests, however they have much higher tree species diversity and richness than other agricultural methods.

Media richness theory predicts that managers will choose the mode of communication based on matching the equivocality of the message to the richness of the medium, however, often other factors come into play, such as the resources available to the communicator.

It is important, however, not to compromise the richness and clarity of the business meaning depicted in the domain model by expressing it directly in a form influenced by design or implementation concerns.

The cultural depth and richness of Stirling's work attracted the attention of all the major world critics and theoreticians, from Colin Rowe to Peter Eisenman to Charles Jencks, and the literature examining his architecture is vast.

It was a double LP and had a youth group, and it attracted attention because of its engaging compositions, its patchwork of sounds, and its poetic richness.

However, they were attracted by the richness of the soil of the neighboring barrio of Hinoba-an.

They were densely patterned and luxuriantly coloured, and it was always the fullness and richness of the scene which attracted his eye and which he painted with such evident enjoyment.

The people were usual for all the Siberia colonization: fugitive peasants who escaped from excessive pressure of Peter I regime, Old Believers ( raskolniki ), people free for various reasons ( volnitsa ) like hunters for furs attracted by the richness of Siberian woods and others, searching for freedom ( volya ) and wishing to settle in these places ( see History of Siberia ).

The richness of India was now accessible.

Until recently, champagne makers generally did not acknowledge Pinot Meunier, preferring to emphasise the use of the other noble varieties, but now Pinot Meunier is gaining recognition for the body and richness it contributes to Champagne.

Next to the city there is still a huge mound built by the Indians, similar to a pyramid and now covered by grass ; legend says the inner structure holds richness and gold.

The criteria for inclusion in Abell ’ s Northern Survey were retained, as were Abell ’ s “ richness ” and “ distance ” classifications – but with the distance classes now being defined in terms of redshift rather than magnitude.

" Love and Theft is, as the title implies, a kind of homage ," writes Kot, " never more so than on ' High Water ( for Charley Patton ),' in which Dylan draws a sweeping portrait of the South's racial history, with the unsung blues singer as a symbol of the region's cultural richness and ingrained social cruelties.

These additional works have enabled scholars and the public to more fully comprehend the richness and depth of Margaret Mitchell's writing.

In the Cowra region, Chardonnay's citrus notes are emphasized while Hunter Valley examples have more richness and smoky notes.

The family is thought to have an Old World origin ( but see Moyle ( 2005 ) for an alternative theory ), notwithstanding the current richness of the family, which is more diverse in the Neotropical New World.

Although Bollinger's wine is famed for its intense richness and full-bodied nature, this has more to do with the way the grapes are planted and when they are harvested than any intrinsic property of blanc de noirs Champagne, which is often little different from cuvées including a proportion of Chardonnay.

Of the two, Kensal Green is the earlier in date being more important historically, and pre-eminent nationally in terms of its influence, importance of people buried there, overall richness and the number of outstanding memorials.

Upon celebrating 50 years of architectural practice in Australia, Seidler noted that developments in building technology allowed for more richness of form in his then soon-to-be completed Horizon apartment tower: " I could not have built Horizon twenty years ago ... in earlier building technology ( the way one could ) span distancesit was very limited.

In spite of land-use planning and export of treated sewage effluent from the basin, the lake is becoming increasingly eutrophic ( having an excessive richness of nutrients ), with primary productivity increasing by more than 5 % annually, and clarity decreasing at an average rate of 0. 25 meters per year.

There are different ecological dimensions that can be mapped to create more complicated food webs, including: species composition ( type of species ), richness ( number of species ), biomass ( the dry weight of plants and animals ), productivity ( rates of conversion of energy and nutrients into growth ), and stability ( food webs over time ).

Image sampling locations are then interpolated across the face of a polygon to produce a visual result that seems to have more richness than could otherwise be achieved with a limited number of polygons.

As he gradually found his voice, Delius replaced the methods developed during his creative infancy with a more mature style in which Payne discerns " an increasing richness of chord structure, bearing with it its own subtle means of contrast and development ".

The chalk and Kimmeridgean marl of Sancerre and Pouilly produces wines of richness and complexity while areas with more compact chalk soils produces wines with more finesse and perfume.

Cabernet Franc tends to be more lightly pigmented and produces wines with the same level of intensity and richness.

Producing sustainable energy on an individual household or community basis is much more flexible, but can still be limited in the richness of the sources that the location may afford ( some locations may not be rich in renewable energy sources while others may have an abundance of it ).

Even his vocal music, which is more conservative than his keyboard writing, shows a striking rhythmic complexity and an unusual richness of contrapuntal devices.

Speaking specifically of Brand's considerable body of poetry, Italian academic and theorist Franca Bernabei writes in the preamble to Luce ostinata / Tenacious Light ( 2007 ), the Italian-English selected anthology of Brand's poetry, that " Brand's poetic production reveals a remarkable variety of formal-stylistic strategies and semantic richness as well as the ongoing pursuit of a voice and a language that embody her political, affective, and aesthetic engagement with the human condition of the black woman — and, more exactly, all those oppressed by the hegemonic program of modernity.

Even his vocal music, which is more conservative than his keyboard writing, shows a striking rhythmic complexity and an unusual richness of contrapuntal devices.

There were claw-footed loo tables, and bedsteads and chairs resting on feet where the claws clutched a ball ; certain tall secretaires, whose glass doors were sashed and latticed, were a nearly universal article ; and there were charming light chairs of satin wood and marquetry — for satin wood had come in with the last as mahogany had with the first quarter of the century, and it would be difficult to imagine woods capable of producing more beauty than the creamy richness of the one or the wine-dark depths of the other, especially when ornamented, as frequently was the case, with medallions painted by Angelica Kauffmann and by Giovanni Cipriani.

Song is more varied, approaching Nightingale in richness.

For an actor of my background, it has more richness and depth than you might expect on television.

Its more than 145, 000 volumes and 380 periodical subscriptions offer unusual depth and richness in the areas of architecture, art, design and photography.

The richness and depth of content on its website attracts more than 400, 000 page visits per month ( almost 5 million per year ), and is in the process of being redesigned to enable greater participation by users.

The richness of the land and the proximity of the main south road, more or less following the route of an old Māori track, led to early close rural settlement.