The phrase "air building" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing architecture or design concepts that emphasize lightness or transparency, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "The architect's vision for the new museum included an air building that would blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "light structure" or "transparent design".
The warm air building up underneath was thought to be irresistible, herpetologically speaking.
Nevertheless, many scientists say that even low levels of asbestos can sometimes cause mesothelioma, and when asbestos is found in the air, building owners can be forced to remove it at great expense.
IBA provided about $240,000 to the project, and a total of 36 kW of solar panels and 67 kWh of gel battery storage were fitted across the five houses and the School of the Air building last month.
But environmentalists expect emissions-trading markets eventually to price the gas at about $50 a tonne, and Dr Lackner hopes to get the cost of his process down to $30 per tonne in the long run.Fuel from the air?Building huge air-capture plants to reabsorb the carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels would be a perverse outcome.
The shock wave is similar to that created by a supersonic jet aircraft as it travels through air, building up pressure waves around its nose that merge together.
This improved ventilation was essential to avoid warm air building up in the car and causing damage to the goods.
All the photocopier centers included were open air buildings where one wall was replaced by retractable shutters, open for ventilation throughout the business hours.
BOST AIRFIELD, Afghanistan — In a dusty open-air building with houseflies buzzing, Marines here received a call for help.
Chris Burden, the artist who created the installation, "Urban Light," has compared his work to an open-air building, about the size of his studio.
A separate open-air building on Mr. Brennand's estate holds approximately 2,000 sculptures, mostly ceramic, that are his principal claim to renown and notoriety.
The tapestries would frame the space and create a sort of open-air building, though members of the Eisenhower family have gone so far to protest that the metal scrims remind them of Communist imagery or chain-link fences at a Nazi concentration camp.
