"air mode" is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
However, you can use the phrase "in the air" which has a similar meaning. For example: The planes roared through the sky, leaving trails of exhaust in the air.
As time passed, air mode usage decreased while ground mode usage increased.
We can infer from Fig. 3 that air mode usage was greater than ground mode shortly after the earthquake.
The host of safety features in Tesla's new SUV includes a bio weapon defense air mode Elon Musk says "gives you hospital level air quality" inside the vehicle.
Twenty chips were selected for the BAM assay based on signal stability while running in air mode and a buffer flow.
The parameter values of universal set and restricted set are shown in Table 2, where restricted set means that the set excludes the air mode.
The surface morphology of the CNH-Col and collagen was examined with an atomic force microscope (AFM) (MultiModeVII, Bruker, USA) using ScanAsyst in air mode.
Based on the literature review, few articles discussed the utilization of rail, sea, or air modes; most focused on road.
A research project was undertaken on 1 20 reduced-scale model to investigate the air distribution effectiveness in two supply air modes in the generatrix floor in HOHHOT pumped-storage underground hydropower station.
In this study, a photovoltaic-thermal (PV/T) combi collector was assessed theoretically and experimentally in weather conditions of Sanandaj city in summer, August, 2016 in simple, water, and air modes under unstable conditions from 8 00 a.m. to 18 00 p.m.
Comparing Dewulf and Chester results, which are completely compatible it appears evident the differences between exergetic and energetic analysis, even if both evidences the dominant contributions to energy consumption and GHG emissions for on-road and air modes are from components that relate directly to transport operations.
The return-air mode reduces the concentrations of CO, CO2, PM2.5, and PM10 by 34.8%, 20.3%, 14.4%, and 11.6%, respectively.
