The phrase "a hamer" is not correct in written English; it should be "a hammer." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to the tool used for driving nails or breaking objects.
Example: "I need to buy a hammer for my home improvement project."
Alternatives: "a mallet" or "a tool for pounding."
(Anthony Tommasini) 'LOST CHILDHOOD' (Wednesday) Yehuda Nir's harrowing Holocaust memoir makes a strange choice for an opera, but Janice Hamer, a composer, and Mary Azrael, a librettist, have made it into one, and the results may be powerful.
Understanding of natural microbially mediated processes has been severely retarded by the common requirement to study microorganisms only as pure monocultures under aseptic conditions, in spite of the fact that, in all real environments, microbial strains function in a community (Hamer [2010]).
Bamford made it 2-0 before half-time after Jackson's error and only an excellent Hamer save stopped Andre Wisdom adding a third.
HBO's broadcast also included an odd heavyweight fight between Andy Ruiz, Jr., an emerging prospect, and Tor Hamer, a fighter from New York who was considered a rising star only a few years ago.
Grabban, who scored 13 goals last season, picked up the ball after 66 minutes and drove right-footed past an outstretched Hamer to send the home fans wild.
Jeffrey Schlupp certainly had Silva under close guard as Corona delivered but, preferring to shove rather than mount a challenge of note, was rooted as his opponent shrugged him off to nod past an exposed Hamer.
A review by Hamer (5) found an inverse association between the level of physical activity and one or more inflammatory markers in 27 of 40 observational studies after adjusting for measures of fatness.
"An uninformed, bad decision by a parent could hurt a child," Dr. Hamer said.
The infection cycle starts when a conidium lands on a rice leaf (Hamer et al., 1988).
In a recent study, Hamer et al. (12 ) reported that a serosurvey of canines for B. burgdorferi is ineffective in a region that includes areas with little B. burgdorferi transmission, and less informative than analysis of ticks removed from dogs.
