Sentence examples for insulated from its from inspiring English sources

Each lamination is insulated from its neighbors by a thin non-conducting layer of insulation.

Those who are most concerned think supporters of immigration are insulated from its more challenging consequences.

Its controversial report was insulated from its controversy, presented to a large degree unchallenged.

You, personally, may be insulated from technological unemployment, but you will not be insulated from its effects across the economy.

Republicans said his decision is a sign that not even Democrats who have opposed the law are insulated from its problems.

The bet, it seems, is that this arrangement will improve the chances that Page and Brin's unconventional investments will pan out — and that, if they don't, the rest of the company will be better insulated from its founders' mistakes.

And it implies to those on the frontier that their town cannot be insulated from Rome — either from its armies or its auspices.

As an independent company under the Alphabet umbrella, Waymo will likely be less insulated from scrutiny regarding its progress and performance as a business, so its next steps in terms of partnership and sales or licensing model will be very interesting to watch.

Also, the charge controlling each pixel is insulated from that of its neighbours, so pixels do not interfere with one another.

You want a system "insulated from politics," but its administrators and managers would have to be selected by our political system.

After various tests on the virtual prototype (such as making sure vital systems are insulated from lightning strikes), its ceiling, rate of climb and other handling characteristics are fed into a flight simulator.