In any case, the reference to the locomotive established the recency of the name.
"Shoshone-Bannock Subsistence and Society"
Robert F. Murphy Yolanda Murphy
When these circumstances are ascertained, time ceases to be an element in the question, and the animus manendi, once ascertained, the recency of the establishment, though it may have been for a day only, is immaterial.
"The Laws Of War, Affecting Commerce And Shipping"
H. Byerley Thomson
Probably a recency of form rather than of course is meant; but in any case, I cannot believe that the merchants of Amalfi sent out their trade by a route which began for them with an ascent so very long and arduous.
"Naples Past and Present"
Arthur H. Norway