air bladder

You might have some sort of air bladder in there.

Its air bladder is said to make the best isinglass.

The colony has an air bladder, and floats on the surface.

He raised his head from the air bladder and shook it to clear the cobwebs.

They are kept afloat by their stems full of air bladders.

The air bladder acts as a lung, and the nostrils open inside the mouth.

This air bladder has access to "free air" outside the bag.

The Pump has an air bladder built into the upper portion of the shoe.

Like a head with an empty air bladder, nothing to say and no breath to say it.

Sharks have no air bladders or gills like other fish.

It mostly ate invertebrates, and had lungs, not an air bladder.

This air bladder does not allow the fish to remain out of water for any length of time.

It is roughly as though a fish lost the function of its air bladder and sank slowly to the bottom.

The air bladder is attached to the foam along the inner rim of the helmet.

There are air bladders in my body, too.

An animal without an air bladder inside it is normally slightly heavier than water, so sinks to the bottom.

High oxygen levels are not important, for the fish has an air bladder with which it can breathe air.

Two suspension systems are offered, with the option of coil springs or air bladders.

King Oruc let go of her air bladder to steady the jar.

When the foot-strike changes, the computer alters the pressure inside an air bladder at the bottom of the shoe.

To them, the only question is how much air they can blow into their divers' air bladders."

Stomp rockets have an air bladder that attaches to the rocket by a tube.

Sound energy transmitted into water at specific frequencies cause larvae air bladders to instantly rupture.

For this reason, the suit may consist of two or more bladders, so that if one fails, a backup air bladder is available.

What is different is that a steam jacketed mold with an air bladder in the center was used.