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31. Teachers are insulated from parents by all of the other power groups in education.

32. The optical paths are evacuated and the suspension systems are insulated against mechanical vibration by shock absorbers.

33. Some boots may be insulated with Thinsulate or a fibrepile lining and others may incorporate breathable, waterproof membranes.

34. A closed window would also prevent the sound from carrying since most buildings tend to be well insulated.

35. Others were tiny pieces of polyvinyl-chloride insulated plastic covering, source identified.

36. Citizenship status would have insulated her from deportation even after her drug conviction.

37. That the system must be insulated from political interference is easy to say and difficult, but not impossible, to accomplish.

38. Much of the rest of the orbiter's surface is insulated by a combination of 24300 tiles and 2300 flexible insulation blankets.

39. Radiator. Power point. access to insulated roof space with light.

40. What you get is a textile that is water resistant and well insulated.

41. The sonar room was heavily insulated against all outside noise and dimly lit by subdued yellow lighting.

42. The floor boarding is assumed to be insulated from the interior space by the carpet and underlay.

43. Having sunk, it would then be insulated from the Sun's warming rays by the liquid water above it.

44. When the suitably insulated conductor is wound round a rod of soft iron it forms a bar magnet.

45. Synthetic sleeping bags are insulated with layers of insulating wadding.

46. Remember that cold water storage tanks, header tanks[sentencedict.com], and all exposed pipework must be insulated to prevent freeze-ups.

47. Medical stocks are popular because the health care business is largely insulated from the economy.

48. A calorimeter is an insulated vessel used for measuring the quantity of energy released or absorbed during a chemical or physical change.

49. If the cylinder is well insulated, advantage can be taken of the cheaper Economy 7 tariff.

50. By virtue of his unique personal prestige, he himself was relatively insulated from the pressure of public opinion.

51. The meals are cooked at the pub and taken down the road in special insulated containers.

52. Insulated wires should be used for this purpose, and colour coding will avoid confusion.

53. During the summer, he had insulated the roof by filling the areas between the joists with glass fibre wool.

54. It is not a good design,[www.Sentencedict.com] even if the furnaces and ducts are heavily insulated and the attic well ventilated.

55. All pipework is fully insulated and the whole filter unit is covered by a padded insulation cover.

56. We are not totally recession proof but are certainly better insulated than most companies against its worst effects.

57. Newer recessed fixtures are labeled no-clearance and can be insulated over.

58. Consumers pay inflated food prices because their market is insulated by levies from lower-priced imports.

59. Here the cars and trucks are barrelling into the blizzard regardless happily insulated against what's outside.

60. Each of the boosters is assembled from long, insulated steel segments.