How to pronounce “insulated” in English

If a neuron is insulated, it's insulated with something we call white matter.

If a neuron is insulated with white matter, it can click along.

They're better insulated from risk in the face of drought or extreme weather events.

and this insulated world of children's books.

A judge insulated from the normal occurrence of life for 25 or 30 years was a rarity then, but is becoming commonplace today, he wrote in a White House memo.

It's somewhat more insulated from the political process although not completely by any means.

That's good that you're insulated from that where you are.

And so you were a little insulated personally from it.

Military and post-military is a very insulated community.

We'll get it nice and insulated.

And so GE was sort of insulated from lawsuits by this wall of military brass, which made them very happy.

So it's already well insulated, right?

And you need to keep the heat insulated and keep the heat from getting out, all the basic tenets of distilling.

As gases descend into another insulated space, we improve efficiency with retained heat.

I was lucky enough to be somewhat insulated from it.

I would take with me a down insulated sleeping quilt, which is a lot different than your traditional mummy bag.

Essentially, they were insulated wooden cabinets with a compartment for ice at the top, which would then cool down the food underneath,

Parkas keep you insulated from a cold breeze.

And it was something that felt very-- it was very insulated.

Number two, use an insulated, upright, internal chimney immediately above the fire, to promote mixing of the gases--

The heat-flow path to the pot is insulated, but not beyond the bottom of the cooking surface.

A communication center with the telephone was acoustically insulated for phone calls.

There are a couple of different types of insulated layers you could take.

I'd say that the best way to keep yourself insulated, though, is a heavier weight sleeping bag as opposed to a shelter.

So you talk about giving us the answers to insulated judiciary. How can museums balance - I guess how can they keep themselves from turning into insulated in a way?

So we designed solar-powered, super-insulated homes that produced as much energy as they used.

The second thing is to be in a house that is well insulated.

smart on the inside, being extremely well insulated, and again, using the latest thermal insulation technologies, using energy capturing systems.

And a large percentage of our diet was actually fat because we need to stay insulated from the cold.

We put people politically in charge of making these decisions that in other systems are insulated from democratic input

I mean, we were kind of insulated.

You get an insulated judiciary on the one hand and then you also get what the same founding fathers would have called "factions" on the other,

But on the oblivious leaders, what Bob and I kind of firmly believe is leaders are insulated from inconvenience.

And on the one hand, you said I was insulated.

It's an enormous reduction of carbon dioxide, just living in a home that is well insulated.

And in order for a neuron to work well, it needs to be insulated.

Just like the plastic on a copper wire needs to be insulated.

want to see right yes which is a good user experience to one extent but that also means we're kind of being insulated

And I think we all live insulated.

And then, because the house became so tight with the new insulated windows that we were able to weatherstrip the old windows

About 110 degrees, meat fibers that sort of look like insulated wires will start to shrink around the diameter and the length.

Cubs have substantially less body fat than adults and that of course means they're much less well insulated so of course they get cold much more easily and they can easily

Because students are sort of insulated from the actual cost of their education.

It's a Wi-Fi, cordless, insulated, very efficient.

is what this passage I'm about to read is about so this is a piece from a chapter called "The Insulated Judiciary" and I'll read several pages, and then break, and then read a little

The insulated judiciary is not something we can do without because it alone is what creates a sense of trust in

Amy Whitaker: So this is a very related question about how museums keep themselves from becoming overly insulated to a elite judiciary and it's a political structural question and the

When we get to the point where there are railroads, then comes the invention of the refrigeration car, railroad cars that were insulated with ice blocks

You all can help yourselves to water and iced tea, he said, nodding toward a pair of insulated coolers on a smaller table nearby.