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Meanings of recency in English

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новизна

Property of having occurred in the recent past.

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новизна

The property of having happened or appeared not long ago.

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Examples for "novelty"
Examples for "novelty"
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The novelty is the pressure since 1989 from central and eastern Europe.
The Irish Times
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I shall add one more example for the sake of its novelty.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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These short-term practice effects suggest changes in neural activity with stimulus novelty.
Pubmed
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The present study evaluates whether phenotype may affect spontaneous, non-spatial novelty discrimination.
Pubmed
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The novelty is all superficial; the tradition is all interior and profound.
Tremendous Trifles
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The teacher presents in actuality what the pupil represents only in posse.
Democracy and Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Ed...
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Of course, in actuality, nothing could have been further from the truth.
Mindhunter
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Then violence flowered again & he became a novelist of burning actuality.
The new yorker
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The conqueror of Asia seemed to him to be wanting in actuality.
The Adventures of a Special Correspondent Among the Various Race...
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They were the young college men-men in name only, boys in actuality.
The Desert Valley
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There the flush and bloom of newness were oppressive to the right-minded.
The Spenders: A Tale of the Third Generation
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Part of Bodyline's devastation was its newness, its intimations of the future.
The Guardian
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The bishop had still to learn this perennial newness of the young.
The Soul of a Bishop
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There's an attractive sense of newness, of wonder even, in the playing.
The Irish Times
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Absolutely nothing on your person gives offense, either in newness or oldness.
The Golden Censer / Or, the duties of to-day, the hopes of the f...
Usage of recency in English
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This is the natural consequence of recency of settlement and rapid increase.
Select Speeches of Daniel Webster, 1817-1845
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Another condition favourable to recall is the recency of the original experience.
Ontario Normal School Manuals: Science of Education
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Discounting rates were not associated with types or recency of drug use.
Pubmed
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Exposure was progestin use for at least 14 days by duration and recency.
Pubmed
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This was understandable given its recency, novelty and unknown transmission dynamics.
The South African
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The recency of IPV was examined as a potential moderator of these relations.
Pubmed
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Partly because of a cognitive bias called the recency bias.
News.com.au
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And then she adverted, with a blush, to the extreme recency of this date.
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — Volume 3
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The other thing that's true is we're also subject to something called the recency bias.
The new yorker
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There were no consistent associations within categories of age or recency or duration of use.
Pubmed
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There also appears to be support for recency from those who reject the single species hypothesis.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
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This not only points to human recency, but it also emphasizes the unity of the surviving species.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
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The factors that strengthen these tendencies or connections are the frequency, recency, primacy, and vividness of experience.
The Science of Human Nature: A Psychology for Beginners
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Measures of age at initial use of HRT, duration, and recency of exposure did not improve the models.
Pubmed
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Seroprevalence increased with age but did not vary by region of birth or recency of migration to Lima.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Abuse in childhood and adulthood have differential effects on mental health; effects are increased by recency and severity.
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