"physical pictures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to actual, tangible images that can be seen or touched. This phrase is commonly used in the context of photography, artwork, or other visual representations. Example: "The museum had an exhibit featuring physical pictures of ancient artifacts."
Until these issues are resolved, archivists must remain adamant about retaining physical pictures, audio and videotapes, and paper records.
Alberto Burri created Cubist compositions from coarse, stitched-together burlap; Lucio Fontana punctured his canvases or cut into them with graceful knife slashes; Piero Manzoni, later famous for more provocative conceptual works, is here represented by all-white, small but aggressively physical pictures, like one made entirely of little Styrofoam balls (Johnson).
In this section we examine real physical pictures.
This flies in the face of standard physical pictures, whether of particles or fields.
With the aid of the near-field distributions, the underlying physical pictures of the quad-band absorption are analyzed.
Filler fraction and temperature-dependent trends support physical pictures considering that glassy rubber bridges are responsible for the visco-elasticity of the filler network.
Nagel wants to know how mind and values will fit into a Newtonian physical picture.
Mr. Schoenberg said the man, Cliff Fraser, has refused to show the family the physical picture and has stopped communicating.
Insight into the meaning of equations (6) and (7) may be obtained by considering a physical picture.
But the bigger point is that because of the underlying physical picture, we here know exactly why uncertainty exists.
It provided a physical picture of how elements combine to form compounds and a phenomenological reason for believing that atoms exist.
