The phrase "air flash" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to photography, aviation, or technology, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "The photographer captured an incredible air flash as the plane soared overhead."
Alternatives: "aerial burst" or "sky flash".
"People think Flash is safe, and traditionally, Flash has been trapped in your browser, but now with Adobe AIR, Flash is let out".
If you are running the Adobe utilities (Air, Flash, Reader) and Java JRE then it will be more useful to you than it is to me.
4tiitoo's own "WeTab OS" is an operating system that is optimized for tablets and mobile devices and supports apps from multiple platforms and technologies, including Linux, Java, HTML5, Adobe AIR, Flash, and Android.
The other reasons of wrong dose error included insufficient scan field of view, not enough air flash in planning.
She twirls her hands in the air, flashes jazz hands, and grabs her pelvis like Michael Jackson.
Harvard's Oliver McNally leapt through the air, flashing past Davis, whose focus stayed on the hoop.
She performed with a proprietary air, flashing her legs at every opportunity, when she wasn't wrapping them around her prey, the hapless corporal Don José.
Most adult males spend the evenings drifting through the air flashing sedately until they find mates, or until they are chased down by children and put into glass jars.
A stunning photo of a humpback whale leaping into the air flashes on a third big screen, the image captured by a Wave Glider's 12-megapixel camera.
Subsequently, the fiber was allowed to equilibrate in a pCa6.2 solution containing NP-EGTA (2 mM) and then briefly suspended in air for flash photolysis using a Xe flash lamp system (Model JML-C2; Rapp OptoElectronic, Germany).
If we fire three times in the air, or flash a torch in bursts of three, they send a Talib soldier across to find out what we want.
