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Discover LudwigThe phrase "air container" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a container designed to hold or transport air, often in contexts related to aviation or storage of gases.
Example: "The air container was designed to maintain optimal pressure during the flight."
Alternatives: "aeration vessel" or "gas storage unit".
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For the next several hours, I ping-ponged back and forth between the two services, Gchat arrayed on the left of the screen in a vertical browser window, and Twhirl in its AIR container hovering above the right of the screen and notifications rolling up from the bottom of my MacBook AIR as they were received from API requests.
A careless workman who burst a compressed air container was responsible for the disaster.
There are GA applications that work with variations of the bin-packing problem, such as stock cutting, vehicle loading, air container loading, scheduling, and knapsack problems.
A special hose with a pressure gauge is attached to the scuba tank and then to the gun's air container.
Place the egg in a safe, open to the air container (a shoebox with holes punched in it) and let it sit for a couple of weeks.
Surely, the last thing you want when you are thousands of feet above ground in a pressurized air container is to be fighting and brawling with someone Don't try and flirt with the Flight Attendants.
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The contents of the packets were transferred immediately upon opening into an air tight container.
The dried biomass was ground, sieved and stored in air tight container for further use.
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