The phrase "air place" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It does not convey a recognizable concept or idea, making it unusable in standard communication.
Example: "The air place was filled with clouds." (This example is nonsensical due to the incorrect phrase.)
Alternatives: "airport" or "aerial location."
On this view, policy makers should raise their right hand in the air, place their left hand on a copy of Atlas Shrugged, and swear in the name of A is A that they will never again step in to rescue failing banks.
Musicians could, he thought, take the line dividing the earth from the air, place it on a stave, and play the skyline.
Although our previous studies have shown a putative role of gasoline exhaust in cardiovascular toxicity, we have not previously extended the analysis to other important components of ambient air place the gasoline exhaust results in context.
Bioearosol mass spectrometry (BAMS) analyzes single particles in real time from ambient air, placing strict demands on instrument sensitivity.
"It is a box sitting 40 feet up in the air". Placed on a platform, the building will have a two-story veranda wrapped around three sides.
Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, Conn., the engine-making division of United Technologies Corp., said Korean Air placed an order for 31 engines valued at about $500 million.
The voter folds the ballot in half, walks to the front of the chapel, holds it up in the air, places it in a saucer and then tips it into a flying-saucer-shaped urn.
A small white-noise source such as static or rushing air, placed in the room, can mask the sounds of conversation from adjacent rooms without being offensive or dangerous to the ears of people working nearby.
We would talk about the best plein air places to go skinny dipping off Crimea's rocky coastline.
Animals were anesthetized with 1.5 2% isoflurane (in room air), placed into a spinal unit apparatus (Stoelting) and a partial Th12 L1 laminectomy was performed using a dental drill (exposing the dorsal surface of L2-L5 segments).
Although the former type permits easier breathing and is safe, it consumes 140 l/min compressed air, placing a burden on the compressed air lines in the hospital.
