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infancy

[in-fuhn-see] / ˈɪn fən si /


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Most of these children were born during the pandemic and spent much of their infancy quarantined indoors, their earliest socialization filtered through the blue light of tablets and television, Aguet said.

From Los Angeles Times

Actual use of the technology by militaries is still in its infancy and is shrouded in secrecy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike insulation, he said heat pumps are a technology in its infancy, and needed government support to catalyse the industry.

From BBC

This AI transformation—from crutch to coach—is still in its infancy and could be greatly expanded and refined.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kinross cautions that research on how the microbiome works in different population groups is in its infancy.

From BBC