A material such as glass or porcelain with negligible electrical or thermal conductivity.
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The skins are very valuable-thereis no better nonconductor of heat.
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The meringue acts as a nonconductor for the upper part.
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It's an absolute nonconductor of heat.
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Evidently they put small faith in the "three thousand miles of cool sea-water" as a nonconductor of warfare!
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All you have to do is wrap your core with a nonconductor, say nylon thread, and presto, nothing comes out.
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The use of electricity for this purpose is made possible by the fact that comparatively dry cotton is a nonconductor of electricity.
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A titanic shell of eight-inch cosmium, a space, with braces of the same nonconductor of heat, cosmium, and a two inch inner hull.
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They have in them two pieces of tinfoil separated by glass, which is a nonconductor of electric currents, and various other acids and minerals.
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On this point he remarks that the evil effects of the scale are due to the fact that it is relatively a nonconductor of heat.
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It was placed in a recess in the solid rock, and all about were layers of asbestos and other substances that were nonconductors of heat.
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24), giving roundness and plumpness to the body, and acting as an excellent nonconductor for the retention of heat.
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The skins are very valuable-thereis no better nonconductor of heat.
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The meringue acts as a nonconductor for the upper part.
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It's an absolute nonconductor of heat.
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Evidently they put small faith in the "three thousand miles of cool sea-water" as a nonconductor of warfare!
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All you have to do is wrap your core with a nonconductor, say nylon thread, and presto, nothing comes out.