The phrase "a mer" is not correct or usable in written English as it stands.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I found a mermaid in the ocean."
Alternatives: "a sea" or "a marine".
Mr. Galbreath and John W. Hanes, his vice-president and a mer chairman of the N.Y.
The concert closed with a "Mer" of impetuous sweep and vibrant color.
Neutral ML2 molecules in 1 3 show no crystallographically imposed symmetry with the metal atoms octahedrally surrounded by two anionic ligands in a mer configuration.
Other possibilities are a mer ger with some United States or British company which would take over all or part of the real estate portfolio or the con versation of the U.S.I.F.
They added that their "artillery" is "a spiritual technology that, through an interface, generates a Mer Ka Ba field around the user.
This structure shows that the tripodal phosphane adopts a mer configuration about the rhenium center, with the central phosphorus atom trans to a carbonyl ligand and the terminal phosphorus atoms of the ligand 5 b trans to each other.
"I want to live in A-mer-EEE-ka!" the robot sings cheerfully.
A mer-lux transcriptional fusion for real-time examination of in vivo gene expression kinetics and promoter response to altered superhelicity.
The 16-year-old twins, Finan and Finbar, meet up with a caravan of Gypsies; Finan turns fugitive and becomes a missionary priest in Africa, while Finbar stays with the Gypsies and couples with a "mer-girl" named Cait.
Adam Sandler's 2009 film Funny People was about a jaded self-hating comedian who has starred in high-concept movies like Re-Do, in which he was a big baby with an adult head, and Mer-Man, in which he played a Mer-Man with a big fishy tail.
A spokesperson simply said that "we are confident in our intelligence", and would not expand on why they referred to a "Mered Medhanie" while the Italians consistently call him "Medhanie Mered".
