The phrase "a bauer" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could be used in a context where "bauer" is defined or understood, such as referring to a specific person or character known by that name.
Example: "In the story, a bauer emerges as a key figure in the village's history."
Alternatives: "a farmer" or "a peasant".
Haley says she smells a Bauer plot.
It's not easy being a Bauer.
"We have a very small handful of people who work under voluntary arrangements for which they are not paid," said a Bauer spokeswoman.
A Bauer spokesman said the babies' parents, Bobbi and Kenny McCaughey, would attend a $25-per-person 25-per-person 25-per-person hotel on Thursday.
A Bauer spokeswoman blamed the comment being published on a "regrettable production error" and said Zoo's editor, Tom Etherington, offered his "apologies unreservedly for any offence the response may have caused".
A Bauer spokesperson told Media Week that 4D man is "not as tribal as his predecessors, the metrosexual and the lad, where you either were one or you weren't".
Fiber populations that differ from one another in terms of initial fiber distributions to allow comparison with respect to their response to enzymatic hydrolysis were produced by sieving the pretreated materials in a set of sieves (20, 40, and 100 mesh) using a Bauer-McNett fiber classifier [ 26].
In a statement, Bauer Media said a review by an outside lawyer that it hired found that the magazine did not violate German law.
reported a composite model taking into account a modified Bauer score, preoperative albumin, and ambulatory status of patients with spinal metastasis.
The standard surgical approach was either a modified Watson-Jones [ 15] or a transgluteal Bauer approach [ 16] with the patient in supine position.
Either a modified Watson-Jones approach (12 hips) or a transgluteal Bauer approach (109 hips) was used with the patient in the supine position.
