The phrase "air connecting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to air travel or transportation, but it would need additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The air connecting flights will allow passengers to transfer seamlessly between destinations."
Alternatives: "air transfer" or "air link".
We seemed to fly for an eternity, my feet in the air, connected to the boat only by my grip on the rail.
The system is computer controlled using an electronic barometer, solenoid valves, a vacuum pump, and compressed air connected to a data acquisition unit.
The other is that, as the jet stream weakens, its waves become exaggerated, creating pockets of air connected with extreme weather events, such as the exceptional cold that hit the American Midwest in January 2014.Both ideas are controversial.
The factors selected for DOE were the strength of compressed air connected to the probe, and the shielding of light by the transparent door connecting the probe to the pan coater.
The most common technique for measuring esophageal pressure employs an esophageal balloon filled with air connected to a long thin catheter [5, 6].
Esophageal pressure was measured with a radio-opaque esophageal balloon (length 40 cm, diameter 6 Fr) (CareFusion, Linda, USA) inflated with 0.2 0.3 ml of air connected to a pressure transducer.
The pitching motion of the cylinder in waves induces a sloshing motion inside the annular tank which in turns drives an air turbine connecting air chambers above the two isolated internal free surfaces.
Its skeleton was highly pneumatised (filled with air spaces connected to air sacs), but the limbs were robustly built.
The air corridor connecting San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego boasts greater traffic than the one that links Washington, D.C., New York City, and Boston on the East Coast.
