It's tough enough to be dunked underwater and insulated to the point that you can leave it outside in the snow.
–Seagate Technology's scale has, up to a point, insulated it from the relentless pricing pressure in the disk drive business, which has seen the unit cost of storage plummet.
Neither Mr Bush nor Mr Cheney is running for re-election, so both men are insulated, up to a point, against public opinion.
"If you insulate only between wall studs that you cover with [wallboard], that means you haven't insulated any of the points where the studs meet the exterior wall.
In his talk, Dr. Jastrow expressed doubt that there could be any life on Venus, since the planet's temperature is well over the boiling point, and is insulated by an atmosphere which is 90% carbon dioxide.
If the body is well insulated against such passage, at the point of either entry or discharge, no current flows and no injury results.
Boehner, at this point, will feel he has insulated himself at least from the worst of the criticism from his own party.
It certainly demonstrates just how loopy your uncontrolled speculations can become when you're insulated, through fame and wealth, from people pointing out that they make no sense.
Each strand is individually insulated, and the strands are arranged so that at certain points in the winding, or throughout the whole winding, each portion occupies different relative positions in the complete conductor.
Instead he pointed out that no one model of regulation had insulated a country from the crisis.
