The phrase "air number" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific term or concept, but without context, it is not usable.
Example: "Please provide the air number for the flight."
Alternatives: "flight number" or "airline code".
Go Air Number of training captains is "very less vis-a-vis the total number of pilots in the company".
A air number of the people I encounter, as mentioned, are addicts and degenerates.
The duration of exposure to air, number and energy of shocks, and type of procedure were recorded.
The zonal wind (U), the meridional wind (V), the vertical wind, the atmospheric temperature (T), the air number density (M) and the O3VMR are extracted from the output datasets of the simulation run.
Then the (mathrm{O}_{3}) concentration is calculated by multiplying the ({mathrm{O}}_{3}) volume mixing ratio with the air number density ([{mathrm{O}}_{3}] = {mathrm{O}}_{3mathrm{VMR}} times) [air].
The O3 concentration is calculated for the altitudes of 1 to 110 km by multiplying the ozone volume mixing ratio with the air number density ([O3]=O3VMR×[a i r]).
Total British losses in the air numbered 344 between 12 and 25 May, and 138 between 26 May and 1 June.
Whenever my wife goes out alone, I make sure she stashes her nuclear missile — a cute little ten-kiloton surface-to-air number she calls Sammie — in her purse.
Since then, we have had plenty of confirmatory evidence that the air in Number 10 does often turn blue.
Interestingly, telomere FISH intensity did not correlate with air space number; however, there was an inverse correlation between percentage of cells positive for TAF and number of air spaces (P = 0.02) (Fig. 4 E ).
And in a confined space with internally circulating air, that number could be even greater.
