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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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| Sudden collapse and death, which may result during the application of physical restraint From 1949 (his thirty-second year) until his death in 1977 he suffered nearly annual attacks of acute mania followed by bleak depression, requiring hospitalization and often physical restraint. Liberty, by the same standard, requires more "than mere freedom from physical restraint or the bounds of a prison. |
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