Word: ideality
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...really haven't seen our "ideal team" in action yet," D'Ornellas said...
Forget the "ideal team." Getman's just hoping to see the same 11 players take the field twice this year...
...result of Shakespeare's brilliant representation of characters is that many of the playwright's creations are fully implanted in modern notions, including the ideal of the Freudian parental authority in Lear, the disinterested seer and truth-finder in Hamlet, and the totally free man or superego in Falstaff...
...University always keeps a small number of building sites in reserve for new construction when it is needed," he said. "They probably bought the Gulf station back then because it's location is an ideal site for long term...
...chemists at General Motors invented a nontoxic, inert gas (meaning that it does not easily react with other substances) that was first used as a coolant in refrigerators. By the 1960s, manufacturers were using similar compounds, generically called chlorofluorocarbons, as propellants in aerosol sprays. As industrial chemicals, they were ideal. "The propellants had to be inert," says Chemist Ralph Cicerone, of the National Center for Atmospheric Research. "You didn't want the spray in a can labeled 'blue paint' to come out red. Since then the growth of CFCs has been fabulous, and they've been pretty useful." Indeed, CFCs...