He's laconic but bright and more cultured than he lets on; an outsider who outraged his community by fighting for the Allies; dutiful and focused, but with the confidence to go maverick when appropriate; and physically inviolable, except when he's strapped down and tortured.
Gibson is, in fact, credited with the first use of the word "cyberspace" in literature, helping to create the conception of the internet that we have today, a "consensual hallucination" that doesn't physically exist except in 0s, 1s, and fiber optic cables.
The majority of men were physically active, except in the two sites in Vietnam.
Guards at the youth prisons, known as youth counselors, will be barred from physically restraining youths except when a person's physical safety is threatened or a youth is trying to escape from the institution.
She added, "Women have been really well represented on TV, except physically".
After all, in his later life he liked to say that he "never left Charlotte, except physically".
But Nauman has left the hall physically almost empty, except for the speakers that relay his sound piece, a collection of statements sampled from his previous works.
Anthony Chambers, an attorney assigned to help Abdulmutallab, said a mandatory life sentence was cruel and unconstitutional punishment for a crime that didn't physically hurt anyone except Abdulmutallab.
Her partner, Marshall Mann, is played by Frederick Weller, a physically imposing actor, except for two things — he has an unexpressive, blurry face, and when he speaks he barely opens his mouth.
The logistic growth model does not have physically meaningful parameters (except for the carrying capacity) and does not fit the data as well as does the parallel flow model, although both results in good fits.
