well-insulated

Vehicles used to transport perishable food products should be well insulated to retard the flow of heat through their walls.

Because the building is so well insulated, it would be extremely quiet without some form of added white noise.

Firstly, Mexico City is well insulated from the violence taking place in Morelos.

By making a home well insulated and sealed, you can dramatically cut down on the heating and cooling requirements.

A cryogenic liquid cannot BE indefinitely maintained as a liquid even in well-insulated containers.

It has been proven that a well insulated home, with the appropriate insulation materials, can save up to 65% in energy.

The environmental temperature can be controlled with a well-insulated electric heating pad or a heat lamp.

It's set up to be well-insulated so it's adiabatic.

For a gas-guzzling economy, China seems remarkably well insulated from higher energy costs.

The Touran's cabin is well insulated from external noises. Road noise is well suppressed, and there's not too much wind roar.

Heat loss and gain in a well insulated home occurs mostly through the windows.

Any well insulated twisted pair is sufficient for operation hundreds of feet from the receiving circuitry.

Polar penguins are well insulated and can remain in the water without losing too much heat.

Having been well insulated , the wire may be used as a conductor.

The food pyramid should be rebuilt in a setting that is well insulated from political and economic interests.

Our investee banks are now well insulated against the challenges ahead.

MYTH 2: Emerging-markets stocks are well-insulated from financial upheavals elsewhere in the world.

But at 13 times, investors are well insulated whatever happens.

This refrigerator has a very thick door and walls, in order to keep it well insulated.

Hot baths are very important in Japan since traditional homes are not well-insulated as in the west and central heating is quite uncommon.