The phrase "air warmer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a device or system that warms the air, often in the context of heating or climate control.
Example: "The air warmer efficiently heated the room, making it comfortable during the cold winter months."
Alternatives: "air heater" or "air heating device".
At night, radiative losses from urban building and street materials keep the city's air warmer than that of rural areas.
Two blankets (lower- and upper body) used in the forced air warmer system are able to cover approximately 50 60% of the total body surface.
Upon arrival in SICU all patients were periodically assessed (every 30 min afterwards) for requirement for use of additional warming devices (warm blankets, radiant heat devices, convective air warmer).
The comparison of the investigated water warming device with the routine (i.e. based mostly on the forced air warmer) thermal care was a subject of many, recently published investigations, including pediatric surgery with and without cardiopulmonary bypass [ 13- 16].
The format of this trial was expressed by two hypotheses: the null hypothesis (Ho), which states that there is no difference between control (forced air warmer) and water garment warmer group in terms of primary outcome, and the alternate hypothesis (Ha), which states that there is a difference.
The air warming blankets in the forced air warmer group were applied to the patients after induction of anesthesia and completion of the invasive line placement, whereas water warming blankets were applied to the patients in the water warming group before induction of anesthesia (48 ± 16 min time difference between the study groups).
About her: the air, warm as fact.
by Sharon Levy About her: the air, warm as fact.
As the air begins to sink, the air warms and the cloud dissipates.
As the air sank into the trough, the air warmed, and no clouds were formed.
On our last day, heading home to Los Angeles, we felt the air warming, turning tropical.
