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Significats de insulator en anglès

rus
изолятор
espanyol
aislante
català
aïllant
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Substance that does not transmit certain forms of energy, such as heat (thermal insulator), sound (acoustic insulator) or electricity (electrical insulator)

Veure'n més
aïllant
rus
изоляция
portuguès
isolamento eléctrico
espanyol
aislamiento electrico
català
aïllant elèctric
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Material whose internal electric charges do not flow freely, and which therefore does not conduct an electric current.

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Examples for "isolator"
Examples for "isolator"
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Different relative abundance of a Rikenellaceae genus contributed to separate clustering of the isolator and IVC communities.
Pubmed
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The fan, if installed correctly, will be wired with an isolator to the light switch and have a 15 minute over-run.
The Irish Times
3
Wellington Hospital has put its 16 racks of servers on base isolators.
Radio NZ
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He said using base isolators would give the building another 100 years of seismic resilience.
Radio NZ
5
Isolators have been used for commercial buildings for many years but have been too expensive to use on homes until now.
BBC
1
Dow makes Styrofoam, a key insulation material used in home and commercial construction.
Reuters
2
Roofing tiles and insulation material was scattered over neighbouring properties.
Radio NZ
3
Corrugated iron roofing, loft insulation material, soggy wood and an endless black, unidentifiable mulch, still smoking.
The Irish Times
4
To be fair, I should mention that my father worked for a company that manufactured and installed insulation material.
The cardturner
5
Savings come primarily from the use of a new lightweight laminated windshield, lighter insulation material, and aerodynamically optimized forged aluminum wheels.
Wired
portuguès
isolante elétrico
català
isolant
espanyol
aislante

A material such as glass or porcelain with negligible electrical or thermal conductivity.

isolant

"Insulator" is the opposite of:

Ús de insulator en anglès
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A block of wood is used as an insulator under the jar.
The BYU Solar Cooker/Cooler
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The wood is used for posts, cross-ties, wagon hubs, and insulator pins.
Studies of Trees
3
Which is to say, it's an insulator good enough for spacecraft.
Wired
4
Those won't work because the plastic will act as an insulator.
Wired
5
They race upward until they reach the insulator, which they cannot flow through.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
6
The sock serves as a protective insulator to hold the heat.
Ebony
7
It is used as an insulator in the motor industry and has medical applications.
The Guardian
8
That yarn traps a lot of air which makes it a really good insulator.
Wired
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The action of its particles differs from those of an insulator only in degree.
Faraday as a Discoverer
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The snow, trapping minuscule air pockets between its frozen crystals, was a good insulator.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
11
As Thermos flasks demonstrate, a vacuum is a great insulator.
The Guardian
12
The Cornell insulator was chosen And now the work went forward with great rapidity.
Historic Tales: The Romance of Reality. Vol. 01 (of 15), America...
13
The spatial evolution of the insulator-to-metal transition is clearly resolved.
Pubmed
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In the case of shell-lac, therefore, space is an insulator.
Faraday as a Discoverer
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CTCF, the most characterized insulator-binding protein, has been implicated as a key genome organizer.
Pubmed
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The light-induced electron interactions enhance the charge-carrier itinerancy, leading to a switchable metal-to-insulator transition.
Pubmed