Meanings
- not comparableNot airborne.
A more quantitative treatment of nonairborne interactions was given in Williams et al. (see [22, App. B])..
1997, Advances in Heat Transfer, page 2962 more examples
If this were so, the nonairborne dust distribution could be used to predict the respirable dust distribution.
1975, Donald I. Kurth, Laxman S. Sundae, Clifford W. Schultz, “Dust Generation and Comminution of Coal”, in Report of Investigations, page 25Hunting nonairborne prey may also provide access to more prey because there often are more insects on the ground than in the air (Rautenback, Kemp, and Scholz 1988).
2012, Richard R. Fay, Hearing by Bats, page 61
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