To surgically remove a portion of the skull. This medical procedure involves creating a surgical opening in the skull to relieve pressure or treat conditions such as a large intracranial tumor or head injury.
/ˈkræn.ɪ.əˌtaɪm.ɪzd/
Suitable for or capable of being interviewed. Refers to someone who is qualified or appropriate for an interview in a professional, academic, or casual context.
/ɪnˈtɪrvəəbл/
NDAC stands for Naval District Area Command, which is a command or organization in the U.S. Navy responsible for overseeing the operations and logistics of naval forces within a specific geographic area.
/ˈndac/
Particles that have the same mass as the corresponding particles of normal matter but opposite charges and other qualities. Antiparticles have a negative energy and travel in time in the opposite direction from normal particles. When a particle and its antiparticle meet, they annihilate each other, converting their mass to energy.
/æntɪ'pɑːrtɪ klprés/
The practice of matching treatment groups with overly restrictive criteria, which can lead to a lack of generalizability and bias in the evaluation of the treatment effects. It is often used in the context of clinical trials and observational studies to ensure that the groups are comparable.
/'oʊvəˌmæt.chɪŋ/
A colloquial term used to describe someone who lingers or loiters, usually with an interest in a specific event or object but no particular reason to be there; often used in a negative or sarcastic context to criticize people for social loafing or unnecessary staring.
/lʌki/
Erinn is a name used for a person or place, often given to a female individual or location. It does not have a specific meaning in general language but can vary based on cultural or personal context.
/ˈer.in/
Coatesville (often spelled Coatesville) is a borough located in Chester County, in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. It is notable for its early industrial history, particularly in the textile and steel industries.
/koʊ•æts•vaɪ•lɪ/
To reintroduce or re-establish institutional roles, practices, or settings that were previously removed, often referring to a return to a structured care or support system for individuals with mental health issues or developmental disabilities.
/riːˌɪn.stɪˈtjuː.tʃəl.aɪzd/
a person who is paid a great deal of money, especially one who is not much involved in the actual work; a wealthy, successful, or powerful person or individual, but in disparaging context, describing someone who is not directly contributing to the company's success
/fætˈ masturbating/