Sentence examples for narrow recess from inspiring English sources

The court even broke with the presidential practice of 150 years by ruling that only vacancies arising during a narrow recess period qualify for recess appointments.

Each wing's external appearance is identical: three bays, each separated from the other by a narrow recess in the elevation.

I lay on the other bed in my shoes, watching as Klaus removed his Native American jacket and hung it up, fastidiously, in the closet, which was a narrow recess in the wall.

These narrow recesses within the pinnacle's sandstone ledges allowed only single file passage through the rock outcrop toward the formation's face.

Due to a narrow facial recess, it was planned to sacrifice the chorda tympani in three cases (see Table 1).

In patients with a narrow facial recess, some surgeons may suspend, place anteriorly, or adhere the chorda tympani nerve to the posterior wall of the auditory canal in order to expose the round window and preserve the function of chorda tympani nerve [ 30].

Those included portions presented what the majority said was a prohibitively narrow definition of recess appointment power that would have rendered them difficult for future presidents to use.

When large, these cells may narrow the frontal recess, as best displayed by sagittal reformations (Fig. 5).

The diameters exhibited high variability, especially in the deeper regions of the temporal bone (internal auditory canal and petrous apex), because of anatomical variations, such as a high sinus bulb, low dura, or narrow chorda-facial recess.

The oval or ribbon-shaped canals were prepared as two canals in the middle and cervical part of the canals in an attempt to include and prepare narrow fissures and recesses.

If the Supreme Court agrees on both points, it would markedly narrow the president's recess appointment power.