Sentence examples for better insulator than from inspiring English sources

And typically it is a better insulator than glass, so air-conditioners don't have to work as hard — a factor earning it environmental plaudits, according to developers, manufacturers and architects.

CO2 is a better insulator than air, which is less soluble and might result in emboli formation [61, 62].

It is evident that the monatomic layer of gold is a better insulator than the carbon layer (Figure 3 – sample P-Au and P-C).

Concerning active protective techniques, gas dissection can be performed with air or CO2 (CO2 is more soluble and a better insulator than air; it is therefore more commonly preferred), hydrodissection is performed with dextrose 5%% (acts as an insulator as opposed to normal saline, which acts as a conductor).

Wood is generally a better insulator than Reflectix, while Armaflex is better than wood.

The ground is a much better insulator than air, which moves around and lets cold air get underneath you.

The fibers in the transgenic plants contained PHB granules, which appear to make the transgenic fibers slightly better insulators than natural cotton fibers; thus the transgenic fabric would presumably be a bit better at retaining heat.

Investigate heat sinks, which might mean changing your home construction materials to better insulators than wood, ie materials that naturally cool or warm a home.

Acrylic is a better insulator and lighter than glass.

Moist soil is a better insulator for the roots than is dry soil because the water has to freeze first.

With a decent covering of fur, this would fluff up the coat, getting more air into it, making it a better insulator.