Sentence examples for insulated ones from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Hedwall, the Madison assessor, said summer cottages don't devalue properties in waterfront areas, nor do heated and insulated ones necessarily increase them.

Only in Britain would it be assumed that payment of a small fee somehow insulated one from moral corruption; but such was the idiotic law until censorship's demise in 1968.

The model is a generalization of a previous analytical solution developed for a flat plate heat pipe fully insulated on one of its face.

The medium is assumed to be insulated on one surface and exposed to sudden convective heating on another surface containing the edge crack.

The working electrode (battery grade copper foil, Goodfellow, pre-cleaned with ethanol) was a circular piece (A = 1.539 cm2) fitted with a copper tape connection and insulated on one face with kapton tape.

Legislation is turned into a tool to put the other party on the defensive or to insulate one's own party from attack.

You and your neighbors virtuously insulate one another's apartments.

Money may not always cure, but it can often insulate one problem from another.

Yet in a sign that being a Mohn does not insulate one from hard new realities, Mr. Mohn's company, too, will suffer from Bertelsmann's new austerity.

The cardboard sleeve that wraps around a takeout coffee cup to insulate one's hand from the heat is known as a "sleeve," "collar," "jacket," "zarf," "cozy," "clutch".

Among other steps, he would create a national project to cut energy waste with federal subsidies to insulate one million low-income homes a year.