The phrase "air step" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts, such as dance or aviation, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "During the performance, the dancer executed an impressive air step that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "aerial move" or "flight step".
Mr. Manning was nicknamed "Musclehead" for his powerfully quick acrobatic style, as he hurled his swing partners through show-stopping athletic sequences — and sometimes through space, in what was called his "aerial" or "air step".
The oxide, during the air step, exclusively retains oxygen while partial oxidation reaction occurs during the methane step utilizing the retained oxygen.
But I broke my ankle this year wearing an athletic shoe and I'm noticing that ads for "air step insoles" are mysteriously showing up on my FaceBook feed.
Cock your serving arm back next to your head and make sure your elbow is pointing upwards and then toss the ball up with your palm of your left hand (not fingers) about 2 3 feet (0.6 0.9 m) in the air, step forward with your left foot, and hit the bottom of the ball with the palm of your right hand (this will give it spin causing it to go higher and farther).
During "Leroy Jenkins's Air Steps," from "Heart's Reflections" (Cuneiform), released this year, he faced the band and let his body sway in tempo.
I led the guy there and, taking a few "air steps" in the dark, so as not to hit it myself and without exposing its presence, sailed over it.
This functional bias was observed both in air-stepping juvenile mice and in adult animals performing motor tasks such as over-ground walking.
To minimize interference with the ongoing task of body weight and balance control, stepping movements are elicited during air-stepping in the absence of gravity influences and external resistance.
To delve more deeply into the nature of the motor deficits that underlie the opposing motor phenotypes that arise when V1 and V2b INs are ablated, fine EMG recording electrodes were implanted unilaterally in the tibialis anterior (TA) and gastrocnemius (GS) muscles to measure ankle flexor and extensor motor activity during L-DOPA-induced air-stepping.
Ms. Riggins gives her solo in "Carillon" a leggy, wide-swinging expansiveness and offhand virtuosity as she adds a leg beat to her assemblé turn in the air (a step usually reserved for men).
More air guitarists step up.
