Sentence examples for frequent recesses from inspiring English sources

There are fully decorated surfaces with frequent recesses and projections with deeper niches and conventional sculptures.

Frequent recesses are a historical tradition for Congress, and the big August one is actually mandated by law.

The difference was brought about by the more frequent recesses as well as longer recess durations of uniparental sanderlings compared to biparental sanderlings (Table 1, see Fig. 2 for an example).

Neuroscientists are telling us that children with ADHD and other fidgety, poke-your-neighbor kids are precisely the ones who need longer and more frequent recess periods.

Because Republicans imposed a new legislative calendar when they took control of the House in January — with longer workweeks and more frequent recess periods — the two chambers are often not in sync when it comes to being in or out of session.

And more frequent week-long recesses allow him more time to visit every corner of his massive state.

Compared with many other High Arctic regions, in northeast Greenland ambient temperature is relatively high and air humidity is low [38], leading to a relatively slow heat loss of eggs, which may explain why the frequent and long recesses of sanderlings recorded in our study were possible.

President Obama was already the least frequent user of recess appointments authority among recent presidents and would surely not have bothered with the NLRB appointments if he could have secured regular appointments with only 51 votes in the Senate.

There will be frequent and longer congressional recesses in 2018 than there were in 2017 so incumbents running for reelection can spend more time in their districts or states.

Such a growth pattern almost invariably produces ostiomeatal pattern rhinosinusitis; pansinusitis due to extension to the posterior ethmoid (and thus impairment of the sphenoethmoid recess) is similarly frequent (Fig. 14).

Although they articulated the numerous rules at recess, they still described fighting as a frequent occurrence.