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The phrase "a physical capsule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tangible, solid container or structure that encloses something, often in scientific or medical contexts.
Example: "The medication is delivered in a physical capsule that dissolves in the stomach."
Alternatives: "a tangible capsule" or "a solid capsule".
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Art (unlike a mass, publicly funded medium such as television) is more often than not maintained in a physical capsule (the venue), and subsequently is one of the few forums that enable minorities to display the divergent aspects of their existence without censorship.
This suggests that the symbionts are either "invisible" to the sponge due to a physical capsule or molecular shield (suggestions only), or that the sponge is able to recognize them as symbionts.
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Preserving a physical time capsule is simple: Just shove it in the dirt, and forget about it.
The fibrous capsule works as a physical barrier that isolates the intra-capsular contents from the rest of the body [7].
Make a digital (or physical!) time capsule of these logs and pick a time each year to look back over them and reminisce.
As there is a physical barrier between the rest of the body and the intracapsular space, the vascularisation inside the capsule is poor, which makes the process indolent.
(a) Physical.
By co-locating the metadata with the physical storage of archival data it describes, a time capsule of data can be created.
Within the physical data, the major source of the variability for a single capsule is down to within lots, i.e., noise in the process.
A heal capsule.
What a time capsule.
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