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physicalRefers to devices at the electronic, or machine, level. Contrast with logical. See logical vs. physical. physical 1. of or concerned with matter and energy 2. of or relating to physics
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Physical examinations will be in order today for position players, who also need to make sure their gloves are in proper condition. Some very poignant real-life examples of the need for sensitivity and etiquette during physical examinations for people with disabilities--particularly for those with visual and hearing disabilities--are provided. It includes medical records and reports of physical examinations of Civil War veterans conducted during their postwar lifetimes. |
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