How to Scan for Recursive DNS Servers with NMAP

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With this command we scan ip range 190.0.0.0/8 to see if a DNS server exists & allows queries for third-party names. . .
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Tags:
Nmap (Software)
Domain Name System (Protocol)
Name Server