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TERMINAL

TERMINAL
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1. any point of no form or any form or dimension from which energy can flow or by which energy can be received. 2. In facsimiles, ridges and electrometers, terminals operate and current flows only when they are fixed in time and space. Alternating current becomes possible only because of an overlooked item, the base of the meter, which is fixed in time and space and which keeps the terminals apart by fixing them in time and space. LRH, 8-8008 —Scientology 8- 8008 Glossary Final approval c. 3 Mar 1990