The phrase "air squeeze" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to physics, aerodynamics, or metaphorically to describe a feeling of pressure or constriction.
Example: "As the plane ascended, I felt an air squeeze in my chest, a reminder of the altitude change."
Alternatives: "air pressure" or "atmospheric compression".
Viscous damping caused by the surrounding air (squeeze film damping) and material damping are measured using variable geometrical parameters of samples and under different environmental conditions.
There's the scent of smoke and grease in the air, squeeze bottles of hot sauce on the side, plastic utensils, long lines, only a few tables.
This work deals with the dynamics of a vibrating piezoelectric disc, which creates, under specific vibrating conditions, an air squeeze film that is able to levitate a freely suspended object.
She pumps the air bulb (squeeze, squeeze, squeeze), pauses, takes a reading and then removes the cuff and preps you for the next test.
TOMATOES AND TOMATO SAUCE Tomato sauce is best frozen in zippered bags with the air squeezed out.
When the power went down, they had to endure days of 110-degree temperatures with high humidity, and the most desperate had to be manually ventilated - air squeezed into their lungs by hand for hours at a time.
Stick the butter in a sealed zip lock bag with most of the air squeezed out.
If rapid defrost is desired, seal the chicken in a zip-top bag with all of the air squeezed out, and run under cold water in the sink.
Whatever item you're going to store in the freezer, the best way to keep it protected is tightly-locking freezer bags that have had all the air squeezed out of them.
Operating these systems in air triggers squeeze film damping and results in a low quality factor.
Back up in the open air, we squeeze them between our thumb and forefinger, and sure enough they secrete their violet tears.
