And they are ideal spaces where children can engage with nature, says author Melissa Harrison, whose novel Clay revolves around a young boy who finds sanctuary in a hidden wild corner of a city: "A patch of park or verge, crowded with weeds and minibeasts, may not look like much to you or me – but to a child it can be a magical world".
Sidestep, back dash, wave dash and create the ideal amount of space where your opponent's moves whiff or get blocked and then punish him for it.
The structure of the headphone leaks a ton of noise, which doesn't make them ideal for spaces where tranquility is the soul of wit.
That is an inherent danger with presenting work with a strongly conceptual edge in what many would consider ideal circumstances, a reflective space where nothing can distract from it.
Here, input harmonisation has been understood as somewhat ideal data recording system in a common political space, where data are collected in identical formats.
It is the borderland, that symbolic middle ground between two cultures, which "offers a space where such a negotiation with fixed gender ideals is at least possible".
Audi City in London includes a tech-enhanced space where visitors are encouraged to explore and configure their ideal car using touchscreens and multi-sensory displays.
Nobody scorned the rusinurbe quite so much as the American writer Jane Jacobs, who considered the "Radiant Garden City Beautiful" amalgam as a moronic space where "Christopher Robin goes hippety-hoppety" – an image of the ideal city that had little to do with the messier spaces in which the city was lived.
Not much light, calm music and a space where you know you will not be interrupted are ideal.
The bureau is an administrative department, run by the Police Prefecture and staffed by very French functionaries — and yet it's also an improbable, poetic space where the entrenched French bureaucracy and the societal ideals of the country collide.
