| We may thus represent to the eye the recency of man's appearance, so far as at present known to science. |
| This is suggested since the new version of the questionnaire generated more consistent responses to the questions on recency of drug use. |
| This is the natural consequence of recency of settlement and rapid increase. |
| Can the law of effect be interpreted as an instance of the sub-law of recency? |
| Research has also shown, however, that self-reported drug use increases as recency decreases. |
| Japanese work has been severely criticized, but the recency of the introduction of the cotton industry must not be forgotten. |
