The phrase "air class" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as aviation or education, but without further context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The airline offers a premium air class for travelers seeking additional comfort and services."
Alternatives: "first class" or "premium cabin".
It's not MacBook Air class, but it's not MacBook Air price.
The WHO panel "says you can enjoy your yoga class, but don't breathe air (Class I carcinogen), sit near a sun-filled window (Class I), apply aloe vera (Class 2B) if you get a sunburn, drink wine or coffee (Class I and Class 2B), or eat grilled food (Class 2A)," said Betsy Booren, vice president of scientific affairs for the group.
"The IARC says you can enjoy your yoga class, but don't breathe air (class 1 carcinogen), sit near a sun-filled window (class 1), apply aloe vera (class 2B) if you get a sunburn, drink wine or coffee (class 1 and class 2B), or eat grilled food (class 2A).
The output of the MAP-EM algorithm includes: (1) an electronically cleansed image I T in CT densities; and (2) the colon lumen (air class) percentage distribution map in the range of [0, 1], I L, to reflect the PVE.
By viewing the tagged fecal material as an extra class type, its mixture fractions inside each voxel could be accurately estimated and cleansed by assigning them to those of air class.
Princeton University's installation will provide a landmark for visitors to campus and an invigorated outdoor setting for students to stage ad hoc performances and enjoy plein air classes.
Samples were acidified to pH ≤2 with quartz still-grade nitric acid (Q-HNO3) in a High Efficiency Particle Air class-100 all polypropylene working area.
Processing of biologic samples was conducted under trace-metal clean HEPA-filtrace-metal clean100) conditions using clean techniques (Smith et al. 1992).
"For her, this is an open-air class in civics," he said.
One group of strikers assaulted a professor who tried to hold an open-air class outside the campus.
A safe space for children Just across the border from Darfur, in the arid countryside of eastern Chad, wind and dust whip through an open-air class where groups of girls struggle to study.
