“A huge four-posted bed with silken hangings occupied a recess in the room.”

“Unfortunately, the brand new, shiny car now has a huge recess in the rear.”

“He then suggested that they should take a fifteen-minute recess in the meeting so that the members could discuss the matter among themselves.”

“The country was gripped by a deep recession and interest rates were soaring.”

“These borings exhibit the sea's immediate presence during the Eocene period and its gradual recession from the base of the granite cliffs to its present boundaries.”

“Should November's figures show a significant drop, it would suggest that a double-dip recession had become more likely.”

“I don't think that anything is known yet about the number, position, dominance, co-dominance or recessiveness of genes for behavior.”

“The concept of dominance and recessiveness is not particularly relevant in X-linked inheritance.”

“Consequently recessiveness of the two mutations is well established.”

“It has lasted for a long time, through depressions, recessions, slumps, civil wars and world wars.”

“Just as the mass extinctions were associated with climatic shifts, depressions and recessions often reflect changing economic conditions.”

“It does so because it believes that recessions are a great time to gain ground on the competition.”

“But regardless of why most incompatibilities act as recessives, the present results leave little doubt that they do.”

“If two of these recessives meet in an individual, their version of the trait will be expressed.”

“Almost all mutants were found to behave as simple Mendelian recessives.”