neutrophils. 1  granulocyte. 2  most abundant type of WBC, 40%-75% of all WBCs are neutrophils. 3  short-lived.  lobed 1  nucleus. about 12â15 micrometers in diameter on a blood smear (prepared microscope slide); about 8.85 micrometers inn suspension.  normally found in the bloodstream; go through tissues when needed to reach site of inflammation.
super PAC (plural super PACs) (US, politics) an independent-expenditure-only committee, a political action committee which may support a political candidate, and officially endorse one, but is legally bound to not coordinate with any candidate, and is not limited in financial contributions from donors or financial spending.
The term superpowers is used to describe countries that have a dominant position that influences much of the globe. In 1944, the term superpower was coined to distinguish countries who had more than normal power to influence world affairs in politics, economy, and military matters. Lyman Miller defined superpower as a country that had advantage in the four axes of power. These are military, economic, political, and cultural.