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ideal

[ahy-dee-uhl, ahy-deel] / aɪˈdi əl, aɪˈdil /




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Prof Pascal argues that what a child crucially needs during their early years is interaction, both from adults and from other children - and that a high-quality nursery can be the ideal environment for this.

From BBC

As for 2nm chips, Japan's Rapidus says they are "ideal for AI servers" and will "become the cornerstone of the next-generation digital infrastructure", despite the huge technical challenges and costs involved.

From Barron's

Conditions in space are ideal for making semiconductors, which have the atoms they're made of arranged in a highly ordered 3D structure.

From BBC

While he said an ideal solution would be a ban on sunbeds, he stressed the need for better education, sun protection, and improved access to quality sunscreen, including removing VAT.

From BBC

And they’ve been working in college football long enough to know the timing is never ideal.

From Los Angeles Times