The phrase "a mater" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to "a matter," which can be used when discussing a topic or issue.
Example: "We need to address a matter that has been affecting our team dynamics."
Alternatives: "an issue" or "a topic".
Pool A: Mater Dei, Westlake, La Habra, Narbonne.
Pool A: Mater Dei, Laguna Beach, Dos Pueblos, St, Francis.
"It's only a mater of study at this point," said Kurt Ebenhoch, a spokesman for Northwest.
Like Mary, the recluse was viewed as a mater, a spiritual mother.
She lived a courageous life, as a mater familias, a business woman, early feminist, opera fan and inspiration to her family, friends and admirers.
Laguna is the second seed in Pool A, behind Mater Dei.
As a mater-of-fact, we could have viewed Joe's outburst as all about him, an impassioned man in opposition to Obama's current political discussions.
His compositions include two operas, a Stabat Mater, a requiem mass, and songs.
Second, we used plasmid R388, a surface mater, as a test plasmid.
He also wrote a Stabat Mater and an oratorio, Salomone (1768).
