Sentence examples for insulated tree from inspiring English sources

It is also shown that the geometry of the insulated tree structure is relatively insensitive to how the insulation is distributed over all the pipes.

Snowpack insulates trees, and little snow for four years was uncharted territory.

The space between the tree and the house was insulated with foam, allowing the tree to move with the wind.

You can prevent some of the heat from entering your house with low-e glass windows, insulated shades, and/or planting trees outside the window.

Exposure to cold temperatures can decimate a mountain pine beetle population, but if there is deep snow accumulation a greater proportion of the colonised tree will be insulated against cold temperatures, thus enabling greater survival.

Like trees, tires are somewhat insulated, fill with water after a rainstorm and hold leaves for nutrition, he said.

The walls, roof and floors are all heavily insulated with wool fibres that are bound together with tree resin, creating a natural "vapour-permeable" material that allows moisture to pass through without affecting its ability to insulate.

This diet is relatively poor in nutrients and provides the koala little spare energy, so the animal spends long hours simply sitting or sleeping in tree forks, exposed to the elements but insulated by thick fur.

Aspen trees sprout new growth from their roots, and even if a severe fire kills the tree above ground, the roots often survive unharmed because they are insulated from the heat by soil.

By growing seedlings in greenhouses insulated from airborne dust and watering them with gold-laced solutions, the researchers demonstrated that trees actually pick up the metal from soil and deposit it within their leaves.

Pipes are badly insulated.