The phrase "air steam" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to steam produced by air or in discussions about air quality and steam generation, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "The air steam rising from the hot springs created a mystical atmosphere."
Alternatives: "steam from the air" or "airborne steam".
Such agents include air, steam, yeast, baking powder, and baking soda.
The list of gases used in this manner is extensive and includes air, steam, industrial gases, and liquid-metal vapours.
The three main leavening gases are air, steam, and carbon dioxide gas.
The formed units are removed from the molds and cured either in air, steam, or under autoclaving processes (steam under pressure).
The offline prediction suggests the effect of the anode purge and air steam conditions on the internal states of the PEMFC, which is helpful for system optimization and control design.
Within an FCC unit, this technique has been extensively applied to the catalyst and gas interactions within the regenerator and stripper vessels, and to air, steam and feed nozzle evaluations.
Some 18,500 people volunteer on steam railways, and the number is rising.In this section Still up in the air Steaming ahead Mutual assured destruction Merry whatever Good news for Santa Written in the stones ReprintsAs well as tourists, lots of enthralled British children visit.
Night air steams from my breath but the still breeze hides its chill.
Hop on an open-air steam train in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, for a 45-minute round-trip journey along the Strasburg Rail Road for sweeping views of the Amish countryside.
In contrast, almost all other cooking methods heat the surface only, whether by conduction as in cooking with a fluid such as hot air (roasting), steam (steaming), oil (frying), or water (boiling), or non-penetrating radiation as in broiling.
It is observed that the air-steam used as an agent achieves high energy and exergy efficiency.
