Zojirushi's water boiler boasts a stainless steel double insulation wall with a layer of vacuum insulation.
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Polyisocyanurate insulation (polyiso) was originally developed in the 1970s as an insulation solution for the aerospace industry.
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Both proposals included things like replacing the insulation in the attic and adding insulation to the basement and the attic stairs.
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Fireproof insulation is expensive, and so some experts suggest that Rydon, the company responsible for the renovation, may have used cheap, non-fireproof insulation instead.
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The body brings together fire fighters, representatives of the concrete and cable industries, and equipment and insulation companies including Danish-listed Rockwool and Germany's Knauf Insulation.
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Arps owns an insulation company named Beneficial Insulation, which uses a Nazi logo that was also featured in an online document published by the alleged Christchurch shooter.
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Fire Safe Europe brings together fire fighters, representatives of the concrete and cable industries, and equipment and insulation companies including Danish-listed Rockwool and Germany's Knauf Insulation.
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Insulation and climate change may seem unrelated, but better insulation keeps more heat inside your home during the winter, reducing the amount of energy you use to stay warm.
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The 44-year-old Arps owns a business called Beneficial Insulation that uses various Nazi imagery on its vehicles and charges $14.88 per square meter for the installation of insulation.
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Some cheaper coolers do not have insulation in their lids, or then have thinner insulation at the bottom of the cooler; both of these factors will reduce your cooler's effectiveness.
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To the east of Lisbon, the insulation division of Amorim, a cork production company with a 150-year heritage, supplies most of the world with cork for insulation and facades.
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Inspired by our Rambler drinkware and Tundra hard coolers, we&aposve combined vacuum insulation technology with our proprietary PermaFrost Insulation to create a first-of-its-kind stainless steel cooler.
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Because there was no insulation, he removed the asphalt shingle roof — which was not so beautiful — added rigid foam insulation and covered it with an elegant gray powder-coated steel roof.
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To resolve the issue, dealers will remove some insulation material and remnants of wiring harness tape from the vehicle's B pillar area, and apply heat-resistant tape to the carpet and its insulation.
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But Bitcoin's insulation from the market wreckage is relatively new.
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The extra fat acts as a insulation for your dog.
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We have to provide insulation in the spacesuit for that.
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The problem is that insulation only works in a vacuum.
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We're looking at it as kind of a flexible insulation.
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Some suggest for insulation, rather like the hair of mammals.
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Eddies of white insulation swirled in the chilly Wisconsin air.
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Contributing factors included a little additional sloppiness: missing insulation tape.
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We found everything from winter Crocs lined with warm insulation ...
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Their coffee stays hot thanks to the double wall insulation.
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It's good insulation, not at all cold to the touch.
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The added insulation and smaller footprint probably contributed, as well.
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That helps eliminate heavy sound insulation, adding to fuel efficiency.
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Previously banned asbestos items like pipe insulation would remain banned.
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With ear plugs and sound insulation, there is no sound.
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A plywood subfloor was placed on top of the insulation.
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But it's the insulation that truly sets these mittens apart.
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We had to remove the carpet, tile, subfloor and insulation.
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"Dealers will remove insulation material from the B-pillar trim, remove remnants of wiring harness tape in the B-pillar area, and apply heat-resistant tape to the carpet and its insulation," Ford's statement said.
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If the boiler room is too hot, ceiling insulation might help.
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First, they pushed aside all of the insulation in the attic.
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He is looking into biodegradable insulation products made out of mushrooms.
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It even has a premium alloy casing for better heat insulation.
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Some units of the second battery were also missing insulation tape.
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The explosion blew siding off the walls, exposing insulation and framing.
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Atlin Tumbler 30oz Double Wall Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulation Travel Mug
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Adding insulation to the attic can also help reduce heat loss.
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No snow day Insulation rained down in Miami because of Irma.
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Its plans include upgrades with double glazing, solar panels and insulation.
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Its burnt-orange foam insulation has to be applied by hand.
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She found recycled denim insulation, and windows from an old farmhouse.
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They either have inferior insulation, stitching, or leak from the outset.
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This relative insulation may offer another incentive to buy the greenback.
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Broken glass, splintered wood, and rotting pieces of insulation are everywhere.
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Walls are made with water-resistant panels and wool for insulation.
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Everything had to be redone — the plumbing, heating, insulation and electricity.
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Now the insulation is peeling off a layer at a time.
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It's a story about the social insulation afforded by relative wealth.
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After years of this work, I don't have much insulation left.
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After the house was gutted, new drywall and insulation was installed.
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Books became her sanctuary, and contempt a kind of psychic insulation.
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Electrical and plumbing systems are out of date; insulation is insufficient.
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Achieving vacuum insulation in a cooler was a challenge we accepted.
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Orange dumpsters outside are filled with chunks of drywall and insulation.
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Asbestos is a carcinogen once used widely in fireproofing and insulation.
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Analysts at Davy Stockbrokers said it was no great surprise that Recticel had rejected the approach but that it remained very positive about the concept of a combination of Kingspan's insulation boards and Recticel's insulation operations.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish insulation firm Kingspan has ended discussions with Recticel over a bid for its Belgian rival's foam and insulation units and has no plans to reengage, a source close to the process said on Friday.
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Before the 1980s, they were used in home insulation and vehicle brakes.
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Elizabeth Warren -- who earned $234 for installing energy efficient insulation in 2013.
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It was later determined faulty batteries with poor insulation were to blame.
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In theory, they have 14-year terms to provide insulation from politics.
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Amazon says foil insulation can't be recycled and should be thrown out.
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Its natural insulation keeps homes warm or cool, reducing need for energy.
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New windows had been installed in some rooms, but haphazardly, without insulation.
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Synthetic down doesn't have the same effects in the form of insulation.
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Kingspan is an energy conservation company specializing in insulation and environmental construction.
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YETI is the best of the best when it comes to insulation.
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The printer then sprays geopolymer concrete over the insulation panels and rebar.
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The 200 grams of insulation inside keep your feet piping hot, too.
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Joel told Insider that foam insulation board is his primary building material.
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To Joshua Bates, 2444, who spent the afternoon blowing insulation into Mrs.
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It said the fire started underground in a pile of insulation material.
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Pros: Price, thick insulation, durable exterior liningCons: Cheap zipper, inconsistencies in stitching
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The couple made styrofoam insulation with a foil liner from Home Depot.
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" But she says: "I have tenure, which provides a degree of insulation.
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KKR that fully informed shareholder votes provide thick insulation for corporate directors.
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Firefighters went inside and started yanking down ceiling tiles and singed insulation.
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Asbestos was once hailed as a wonder material for fabrics and insulation.
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The box and insulation are both recyclable in your curbside recycling bin.
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Yeti is the best of the best when it comes to insulation.
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The shatterproof stainless steel and triple insulation promise crisp Champagne every time.
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Plus, the pants include polyester insulation, adjustable suspenders, and a zippered front.
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The pop-top has a fiberglass shell and an inch of insulation.
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They keep rebuilding my hometown with sticks and drywall and cellulose insulation.
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Jessica is jolted from the insulation of her life the closet provides.
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SIG, which supplies insulation and roofing products, has been trying to strengthen its balance sheet by selling assets and reviewing costs, as it battles to recover from weak trading in its UK insulation, interiors and offsite construction businesses.
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The milkweed makeover began when researchers in Quebec transformed the plant&aposs silky fibers into a high-end insulation material for winter clothing and advanced other commercial uses for it, like sound insulation and absorption for oil spills.
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S. ITC ISSUED LIMITED EXCLUSION ORDER PROHIBITING IMPORT OF INFRINGING AEROGEL INSULATION MANUFACTURED BY GUANGDONG ALISON HI-TECH CO * ASPEN AEROGELS INC - ITC ISSUED EXCLUSION ORDER PROHIBITING IMPORT OF CHINESE AEROGEL INSULATION ALSO MANUFACTURED BY NANO TECH CO * ASPEN AEROGELS- ITC ORDER ISSUED AS REMEDY PURSUANT TO DETERMINATION THAT ALISON, NANO INFRINGE CO'S PATENTS RELATING TO AEROGEL INSULATION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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They may have provided insulation and other benefits, as hair does for mammals.
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I asked about stuff like that non-recyclable foam insulation or Nordic ice.
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Without insulation and external heating sources, he says, it would be near impossible.
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This classic problem stems from the material properties of down and synthetic insulation.
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I had the garage door replaced with windows for natural light and insulation.
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Styrofoam, polystyrene thermal insulation of house wall install cell phone cover case iPhone5
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To keep its weight down, the Miata does without much sound insulation throughout.
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Specifically, long "rails" of extra fatty insulation the mammals store on their sides.
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They were also popular in air conditioning units, refrigeration, fire suppression, and insulation.
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Walls will be thickened for insulation and etched for ventilation and material efficiency.
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Joel said he learned to use insulation board after a mishap in 2017.
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Children today may finally be resisting the elusive insulation we crave for them.
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There's no bathroom (this is becoming a trend) but you can install insulation.
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I was shocked to see so much asbestos shingles and asbestos pipe insulation.
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And their status as a waterfowl means they need insulation against the cold.
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But Mr. Cogan brushed aside the childhood memory and focused instead on insulation.
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The South Dakota mitigates this by adding extra insulation to the engine room.
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The building's insulation, marketed as RS5000, was also incendiary, according to the suit.
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That, the plaintiff argues, gives the director an unconstitutional insulation from federal authority.
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Those without such nostalgic insulation are likely to find this "Anastasia" a chore.
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Mammoths had thick, rough hair that provided essential insulation in ice age climates.
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Achieving vacuum insulation in a hard cooler required some serious thought and engineering.
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So we have been doing some research into insulation for future spacesuits that would work in an atmosphere like Mars, and we're working with this company called Aspen Aerogels that makes a really neat material called aerogel that's a super insulation.
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During the boom years of the early and mid-2000s, Chinese companies might buy copper wire with the rubber or plastic insulation still on it and then burn off the insulation in large open fires, which created horrendous air pollution.
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During the boom years of the early and mid-2000s, Chinese companies might buy copper wire with the rubber or plastic insulation still on it and then burn off the insulation in large open fires, which created horrendous air pollution.
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Layers of the wall CAVITY OLD WALL CLADDING PANELS WITH PLASTIC CORE Exterior Interior A chimney effect INSULATION OLD WALL CAVITY, ABOUT 2000 INCHES AIR Layers of the wall A chimney effect INSULATION CAVITY, ABOUT 2254 INCHES OLD WALL CAVITY CLADDING PANELS WITH PLASTIC CORE OLD WALL Exterior Interior INSULATION AIR CROSS SECTION OF THE WALL Layers of the wall A chimney effect INSULATION OLD WALL CAVITY, ABOUT 2340 INCHES CAVITY OLD WALL CLADDING PANELS WITH PLASTIC CORE Interior Exterior INSULATION AIR CROSS SECTION OF THE WALL CAVITY, ABOUT 280 INCHES By Mika Gröndahl When Grenfell caught fire after a refrigerator exploded on a lower floor, the plastic layer ignited and flames bolted up the side of the building, dooming many of the residents.
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"Our pitch was: We're going to put mushroom insulation into people's homes," said Bayer.
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It's also providing insulation for the roof at the same time... it's just amazing.
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These traders have four stock picks that could provide insulation from those trade concerns.
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Workers in energy efficiency — like HVAC, lighting, and insulation installers — are 23 percent unionized.
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That sense of injustice among Democrats has proved to be critical insulation for Biden.
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The central question now is whether the economy will need further insulation going forward.
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The exposed ceiling, insulation, and pipes are beautifully painted, at once rough and precise.
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Arps runs Beneficial Insulation, a firm that uses neo-Nazi imagery, according to RNZ.
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The insulation in the master bedroom was also found to be soaked in urine.
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So the council has promised to use cement boards to cover up the insulation.
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Homeowners in colder climates should also make sure that they have proper insulation installed.
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Adding attic insulation, for example, can result in a "pretty fast payback," Chalk said.
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Some brands, like Aliner and TrailManor, have hard sides, providing more durability and insulation.
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Its supply chain is distinctly local, which could be a useful insulation against Brexit.
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Some biologists note that electrical insulation manufactured in east Asia sometimes contains fish oil.
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In the carbon nanotubes case, insulation is not achieved thanks to a plastic case.
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Giving people a way to check sourcing offers some insulation against misinformation run amok.
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It's light and stretchy, with Patagonia's FullRange insulation and a DWR water-repellent finish.
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The temperature was dipping into the single digits, and his house had no insulation.
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The Corning insulation product was a badly-needed solution to problems facing Chinese developers.
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YETI Rambler YETI is the best of the best when it comes to insulation.
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Attic insulation, which costs an average $1,268 and has a resale value of $1,482.
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"We are also improving thermal insulation and adjusting window fittings for efficiency," Rabahah explained.
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Owens said the deal would help grow its presence in the European insulation market.
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Asbestos was widely used for insulation, and in the construction of cars and ships.
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This has been very important to the political insulation that President Trump has enjoyed.
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The food was fake, too: insulation-foam cakes, uncooked noodles, and toy chicken legs.
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Feathers, for example, likely evolved for insulation and only later became handy for flight.
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The skin and bones keep the juices from evaporating too quickly, acting as insulation.
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YETI's double-walled vacuum insulation keeps his cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot.
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Otherwise, the cold will cut right through your insulation — especially if you're also sweaty.
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Life for our cheery group of outsiders seems to be about endurance and insulation.
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Filters provide a grit-free cup of joe and insulation keeps it piping hot.
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Pharma companies have traditionally relied on consumer lines for some insulation against that volatility.
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Even the traditional waistcoat — whether canary or tattersall check — adds a layer of insulation.
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We can help more Washingtonians purchase energy-saving insulation for their homes and businesses.
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Should that insulation wear down, though, we will find ourselves in a troubling world.
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You can install thicker insulation in your home or solar panels on your roof.
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There were paint cans, rolled-up pink insulation and indeed some oversize clown shoes.
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Yeti Rambler Yeti is the best of the best when it comes to insulation.
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"We put the insulation between bedrooms that we'd normally put between units," he said.
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The polar bear is basically designed to convert seal fat into insulation and flesh.
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Kareem, 65, holds aloft a toy airplane that he built with spare insulation material.
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The lower the temperature rating, the more insulation it needs to maintain comfort levels.
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Newspapers and maps can be used as insulation if you're stuck in your car.
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Insulation from political pressure is not, in and of itself, sufficient assurance against bias.
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The ropes, frayed and buffered with pipe insulation, are secured by more duct tape.
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But for most agencies, the path of least resistance is insulation and industry consultation.
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Electricity will still have a big role to play, especially when combined with better insulation.
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This insulation will play a role in the European Space Agency's own upcoming Solar Orbiter.
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A layer of cork covers the phone's back providing thermal, acoustic and anti-shock insulation.
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This light softshell has a fleece insulation lining and a durable water-repellent (DWR) finish.
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Because heat flows like liquid, holes in insulation can result in huge losses, Kernan said.
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Polystyrene is also found in buildings (as insulation) and home appliances and used as wedges.
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And that insulation makes the movie, and Phillips himself, seem that much less self-aware.
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But the widespread use of asbestos in building products, including insulation, was discontinued years ago.
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Shares in stone wool insulation maker Rockwool dropped 8.4 percent after its third-quarter results.
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In fact, you can find still find asbestos in things like vehicle parts and insulation.
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Tuesday: The Quilted Vest When fabric is quilted, it increases the heat insulation by 39,205,820,935%.
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Go into any building, or any construction site, and you can test the insulation foam.
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In exchange, you get a new layer of insulation from the world of online fraud.
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Before the material's impact on health was known, asbestos was a popular ingredient for insulation.
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The 2403/7 propaganda is so loud the houses need extra thick walls for insulation.
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We had space heaters because there was no insulation, and we had mice all over.
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READMEThe design is not only gorgeous but also delightfully functional, especially the extra insulation boards.
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Obviously it is so brittle that a simple piece of insulation can cause catastrophic damage.
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We considered insulation, tread pattern, lacing systems, and more to find the best winter boots.
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Even the PrimaLoft insulation is recycled, and it's very warm, protecting wearers in subfreezing temperatures.
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There's spray insulation in the walls, the ceiling, and the floors to help regulate temperature.
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Now I just need Toyota to add to some sound insulation and retune the transmission.
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" Powell has pushed back, defending the institution and its insulation from "short-term political interests.
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It packs down light and repels water, and its insulation stays warm even when wet.
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People with more fat beneath their skin lose less heat because it serves as insulation.
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I understand the need to insulate oneself from upsetting topics, but insulation necessarily breeds insularity.
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Grenfell's cladding was made in France, its insulation in Britain and the refrigerator in Europe.
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Just a few inches of powder is all the insulation necessary between brutal and tolerable.
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Chop up your leaves with a mower and blow them over the beds for insulation.
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I think part of the reason is the insulation of our pro-disabled political consensus.
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If warmer winters reduce the snow pack, that means the bears' dens have less insulation.
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Newspapers and maps can be used as insulation if you&aposre stranded in your car.
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The material in the exterior cladding consisted of insulation sandwiched between two sheets of aluminum.
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To save weight, the car has minimal sound insulation and no back seats at all.
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Samsung cited poor production quality and uneven, or even missing, insulation tape as the reason.
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The cooler has three inches of insulation that keeps food and drinks cold for days.
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This has left insulation that is even more combustible than the type used at Grenfell exposed.
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This includes living near pollution sites and in housing developments without sufficient insulation or air conditioning.
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" But Powell has pushed back, defending the institution and its insulation from "short-term political interests.
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Requiring insulation "has not been a priority for state government - and it should be", he said.
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This appealing monster is made of a dark-brown pulpy material (insulation) collaged to the brocade.
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"Adding insulation is the biggest thing that will make an impact on your home," Kernan said.
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The schemes only finance a single type of upgrade at a time, such as loft insulation.
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Images showed an extremely damaged engine, as well as a shattered cabin window with exposed insulation.
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"In my mind, that insulation framework works today," he told the Global Airfinance conference in Dublin.
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And when those textiles are made of synthetic stuff like polyester insulation, it lingers and accumulates.
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Plus the insulation is treated to repel water, which could help you avoid waking up wet.
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These include companies manufacturing chemicals for water treatment, insulation materials, food packaging and some agricultural suppliers.
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You couldn't beat the insulation blowing out the walls, the roofs coming off, the glass breaking.
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Any coalitions should be local, not national, to act as insulation against Mr Malema's future antics.
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France's Saint Gobain said the insulation used was its brand of polyisocyanurate (PIR) called Celotex RS5000.
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The PrimaLoft insulation inside the boots wicks away moisture while also keeping your feet comfortably warm.
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Deltec is testing new products, like an insulation blanket that keeps homes warm during the winter.
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It's a less productive ecosystem than the forest and provides little insulation to the frozen ground.
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And because of their thickness, these Solar Squared units, as they're called, even provide decent insulation.
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Free light, free power, and free thermal insulation — or free after it pays for itself, anyway.
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BASF competes with DowDuPont in areas such as pesticides, engineering plastics, nutrition, insulation foams and petrochemicals.
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The 2016 models received the usual midcycle freshening, with new fascias, suspension tuning and sound insulation.
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So there were our beds, speckled with currant-size turds and tufts of bloated, discolored insulation.
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Last year, Ms. Iber used the holiday season bonuses to pay for insulation in her attic.
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But who would pay for all those upgrades: the sprinkler systems, the insulation, the fire doors?
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It was adopted by the construction industry in the 1980s as a popular insulation for roofing.
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The insulation provided by snow protects bears from the increasingly wild temperature fluctuations outside their dens.
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Michael and Jefferson spent the day of April 11 working with Michael's father installing fiberglass insulation.
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PlumaFill synthetic insulation (a techy featherlight down alternative) makes this jacket super warm and ultra lightweight.
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The practice of insulation from the public is systemic and technology has become the perfect dodge.
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The inner layer is quilted and features 600-fill-power recycled down that provides excellent insulation.
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The parka provides its amazing insulation thanks to an abundance of large 800-fill down baffles.
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A key for the industry will be improving efficiency while the insulation from the tariffs remains.
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The commission even permits Indian Point to evade its own safety standards requiring that the electrical cables that control emergency reactor shutdowns have insulation that would last 5003 minutes in a fire — giving the plant an exemption after finding that this insulation lasted just 27 minutes.
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Example: Owens Corning, an American roofing, insulation, and construction company, took the top spot on the index.
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It is possible the insulation around the pipes was not installed properly or with the correct materials.
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A programme to install "cool roofs" and insulation in Philadelphia reduced maximum indoor temperatures by 1.3˚C.
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The technician moved aside the insulation, spotted the drugs, and called the sheriff's office, the department said.
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It's also highly energy efficient due to the twin layers of insulation and microprocessor controlled temperature levels.
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And when we're gluing Styrofoam together, we are using a spray insulation-type material called Great Stuff.
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And so everybody sort of gets to have that protective insulation that nothing could ever happen here.
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The 12-ounce coffee mug has Hydro Flask's proprietary TempShield insulation that made its water bottles famous.
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But the likely pause in rate cuts means officials think the economy has enough insulation for now.
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They can be found in televisions, computers, insulation and foam products, including children's toys and baby pillows.
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As we moved some of the insulation, there were bottles of urine in it that fell out.
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The dense forests act as a wind break and a blanket of thermal insulation, according to Nail.
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With 700-fill-power down insulation and a durable water repellent (DWR) finish, it's down for anything.
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When exposed to toxic gases, such as Sarin gas, the polymer breaks apart and the insulation disappears.
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CFC-11 is used to produce foam insulation for refrigerators, air conditioners and buildings, among other uses.
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Measure the gaps between the window and the AC and cut out that amount of insulation board.
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The city has also launched a program to fund energy-efficient insulation for co-owned housing associations.
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How well a cooler can do this will depend on three key factors: insulation, air, and ice.
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They tend to occur on buildings, where heat leaks through bad insulation and melts snow, he said.
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These atoms are like photon insulation, absorbing much of the radiation that would otherwise make it out.
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Hempcrete is widely used as natural insulation between exterior structural walls built from wood, steel or concrete.
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He cited examples of insulation making homes cheaper to live in, of LED lights reducing lighting costs.
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The black box has an indestructible, thick metal exterior that hides different layers of protection and insulation.
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He tried to persuade a manager at a heat insulation factory that he was fit for work.
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Mud bricks, also known as adobe, are also fire-proof, water-resistant, and offer relatively good insulation.
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She found the double insulation kept cold beverage cold and hot beverages hot without burning her hand.
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Inside, the building was numbingly cold, as Kos-Read had warned; there was no insulation or heating.
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Many traditional homes have insulation between the wooden studs, but that allows some heat to seep out.
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The 12-ounce coffee mug has the company's proprietary TempShield insulation that made its water bottles famous.
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Everyone's favorite puffer jacket, The North Face ThermoBall, is now made out of recycled polyester fabric insulation.
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The substances are still present in some homes, including in home insulation, house paint and other products.
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But it seems investors have been using small caps as insulation against the volatility from trade wars.
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His relative insulation from political accountability thus poses a potential threat to our Constitution's separation of powers.
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The renovation detail aimed not only to improve Grenfell's appearance but also to bolster the building's insulation.
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I have 468 pictures on the walls of my house, but I say it's good for insulation.
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They imagine this material building lightweight bridges, insulation and infrastructure, but its applications aren't confined to Earth.
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Asbestos was used as an insulation material for years before the dust was linked to lung cancer.
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Metal walls conduct heat more quickly than plastic, though good insulation may make up for the difference.
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At Grenfell, the flammable cladding was combined with flammable interior insulation, adding more fuel to the blaze.
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Soon they began slashing with vigor through the outer insulation, with flurries of debris flying into space.
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One home had a For Sale sign in the window and exposed pink insulation on the roof.
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Their insulation and piping systems are below today's standard for new construction, causing heat leaks and inefficiencies.
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Last year, I visited Primaloft's headquarters and got to test out the insulation in their main lab.
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The credit for "nonbusiness energy property" is for homeowners who added certain efficient windows, doors and insulation.
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But it takes more than just good insulation to make a sleeping bag comfortable in cold conditions.
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If that wasn't desired, Musk said, the capsule could be lined with a neoprene sleeve for insulation.
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When she finally found him, he was tucked inside a door behind layers of insulation and wiring.
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Rubble, papers and what appeared to be insulation covered the street and areas around the explosion site.
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"We are still in early days here, but when there is that much attention and money being spent for this, there will eventually be compostable insulation or dissolvable insulation you can put into water and turn into dog food or something," said Andy Levitt, who started the Purple Carrot.
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Inadequate insulation is also a recurring problem, leading to excessively high heating costs and helping drive climate change.
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Lending a floor to the loan sector, however, is its relative insulation to oil, gas and other commodities.
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Film capacitors, components found in almost every electronic device, use very thin layers of material as electrical insulation.
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The EPA already lists formaldehyde, used in building materials like plywood and foam insulation, as a probable carcinogen.
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It blew siding off the walls, exposing insulation and framing and shattering windows at the two-story building.
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Palm tree leaves, signs, sheets of metal, some roofing insulation and other debris are flying through the streets.
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Which brings us to a third potential source of Republican insulation: They've gotten very good at distracting voters.
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The insulation is braided, which in addition to making it look fancy also means that it's super tough.
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The two companies will gain some insulation from America's capital markets and show support for their home side.
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New coolers using insulation can keep vaccines cold for a month and help us reach millions of children.
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When things started falling to shit with his wife, he'd bought a mini-fridge and stapled up insulation.
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Pros: Unconditional lifetime warranty, double insulation, durableCons: Expensive, complaints of stainingBuy a Tervis Tumbler from Tervis from $9.99
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"Preliminary tests show the insulation samples collected from Grenfell tower combusted soon after the test started," McCormack said.
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Boots have to provide two qualities to be suitable for use during the winter: insulation and water-resistance.
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His father installs insulation for large refrigeration systems at a contracting division of Scarborough Industries in Oconomowoc, Wis.
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The home comes with an inflatable pop-top roof with a 7-centimeter-thick honeycomb wall for insulation.
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She also suggested that the next government should give tax incentives for home owners to improve building insulation.
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It's lightweight, airy, and the air bubbles that form the insulation are loosely arranged, which isn't terribly effective.
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Closed-cell insulation is a heavier, pricier material with tidier, more individual air bubbles that insulate far better.
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But while they have less insulation than the Senate, they can also mount a stronger defense of themselves.
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You also need to remove and throw away drywall and insulation if it has been contaminated with sewage.
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The carpet is worn, the risers are scuffed, lights dangle from the broken insulation tiles in the ceiling.
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Bill Lombardy, while attending St. Athanasius School in the Bronx, slept in a room that had little insulation.
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The main function of these short feathers was to provide insulation, and they may have been water-repellent.
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The government has demanded better insulation of buildings so they waste less energy, and that means more foam.
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The building recently received new insulation and a new roof, and its wiring and heating system were updated.
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Every one of us raised the palm with the all-but-weightless square of insulation resting atop it.
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Made from 92% combed cotton, these soft, durable socks already provide multiple layers of insulation for those tootsies.
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The camper's walls are close to 5 inches thick in sections, providing "fantastic insulation," Boswerger told Business Insider.
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That is a wake-up call for those who thought central government control provided some sort of insulation.
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Hats that cover the ears (or earmuffs) are vital because the head has little insulation against the cold.
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The credit for "non-business energy property" is for homeowners who added certain efficient windows, doors and insulation.
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The technology provides a light-weight, reflective insulation that's capable of retaining 90 percent of one's body heat.
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This hardside cooler has extra-thick walls with pressure-injected insulation, making it incredibly resistant to outside temperatures.
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The bride's father owns JP Quality Insulation Corporation, a construction company in Elmhurst that specializes in drywall work.
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Insulation layers can include puffy jackets stuffed with wool or down, or a fleece hooded sweatshirt or vest.
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The larger problem may lie in the corporate insulation of big-time athletic departments from real university oversight.
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Five other blocks, also cladded since 2006, had combinations of panel and insulation board that failed the test.
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Your tattered towels and worn-out socks, for example, can get new life as upholstery filler or insulation.
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Now we slice back the insulation and leave around half a centimeter of bare wire on the ends.
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You need to be able to remove solvent sufficiently, you need to be able to do vacuum insulation.
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"To get the models absolutely accurate you have to have huge amounts of data, and working with the University of Salford in the energy house is a really good way of looking at how insulation, for instance, is affected within the environment," Mike Ormesher, technical director of Knauf Insulation, said.
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Wolfe highlighted Wyndam's insulation from online disruption thanks to its commanding position in the midscale and economy hotel market.
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Kitchen and bath remodels are always popular, but Hunter points to less sexy insulation, as yielding the largest returns.
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Other, less visible standards were also put in place, like improved window insulation to contain costly, climate-controlled air.
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Double-wall insulation means this tumbler will keep your mom's beverages at their desired temperature until the last drop.
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Over the course of Walmart inspections it says it finds hotspots in solar panels' cracked sheets, compromising electrical insulation.
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"Everything fell on top of us, between the tree and insulation and the ceiling," Ashley told Good Morning America.
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For four walls, insulation can run from $3,000 to $4,000, with the help of a certified contractor, Kernan said.
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Images captured from the chamber before the robot malfunctioned showed layers of melted paint, cable insulation, and metal grates.
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If you're wondering what a premium cooler has that your affordable plastic one doesn't, the answer is better insulation.
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That original BMW cobot, nicknamed Miss Charlotte by her human colleagues, is still mounting sound insulation into car doors.
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But polyesters—the long-chain molecules of plastic that make up synthetic insulation—can take centuries to break down.
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Finally, check for any other gaps around the AC and close off with a piece of smaller insulation foam.
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And while its floor and roof design is ideal for most climates, further insulation is recommended for cooler regions.
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It uses vacuum tube insulation technology developed by founder Patrick Sherwin, who took solar water-heating technology to grilling.
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They erected walls and installed insulation, using a sophisticated membrane system to better control water, the scourge of subways.
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"There was debris and a lot of insulation all over the ground, a lot of smoke," he told WEWS.
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Many kits require hefty, gel-filled freezer packs, tin foil, and, for some companies, styrofoam insulation to regulate temperature.
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According to the product description, the sleeping bag is equipped with a custom MicroWaav insulation system, created by ThinkGeek.
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But analysts say WWE contracts - which are for around three to five years - provide some insulation against economic fluctuations.
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Putting in new insulation and garage doors or replacing a roof, siding or windows adds value and saves energy.
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In M.S., the immune system is thought to strip the insulation, called myelin, off neurons, leading to progressive disability.
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Friable asbestos materials such as crumbling pipe insulation can release large amounts of toxic asbestos dust into the air.
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Suppressing noise digitally can reduce the need for insulation, helping to make vehicles lighter and thus improving fuel economy.
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To prevent heat loss, trade workers are called in to find air leaks, install insulation and check HVAC units.
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Lead's overwhelming usage in just one application, batteries, provides insulation from the macroeconomic storms currently buffeting the other metals.
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Noise was an issue with the previous generation SUV, but Mazda's added significant sound insulation and eradicated the issue.
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Starting this week, Pizza Hut's drivers will also begin using redesigned pouches, with insulation, to carry pies to homes.
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It has no heat, air conditioning or noise insulation, all meant to foil anyone from getting too comfortable inside.
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But we both know what what we're looking at here is the expanding insulation foam of the cavity wall.
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Dunham wants her future child to grow up in a world in which people have some insulation from criticism.
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The name comes from the use of a quilted pattern and thick insulation, which gives it a "puffy" look.
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Many are lightweight, compressible, and resist water, and that's achieved through the use of high-tech insulation and fabrics.
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It has been raising some of its insulation and roofing prices in an effort to improve its profit margins.
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The basement pockets had some insulation, but not a lot, and what was there was old and needed replacing.
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Because of its fiber strength and resistance to heat, asbestos has long been used in insulation and construction materials.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has ordered an investigation into cladding and insulation on high-rise towers across the country.
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The Marmot Expedition Mittens feature plentiful Primaloft synthetic insulation, keeping your hands warm even in temperatures well below zero.
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A 3M Thinsulate insulation keeps plenty of warmth in, while a waterproof membrane on the exterior keeps water out.
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It's available in five colors, has 100% vegan down insulation, and is made from a durable water-repellant fabric.
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Stuffed with sound insulation and clad with laminated glass, the GTC210Lusso is moderately quiet until the throttle is dropped.
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Lusso models also receive extra sound insulation, cutting down on the highway noise that bugged me in the Miata.
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They're made with an extra layer of Polar fleece to improve insulation and stretch knit fabric for enhanced comfort.
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A few years ago, we attempted to blow insulation into our ceiling by ourselves and we were failing miserably.
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Two out of 10 survey participants said they install pipe insulation, while less than half check their appliance hoses.
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The cooler has thick walls with two inches of insulation and the lid features a freezer-quality gasket seal.
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Household energy consumption already is beginning to decline in many countries, thanks to better insulation and more efficient appliances.
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"Invisible Man" (2019) features the same ingredients seen elsewhere in the show: spray paint, caulking, tape, and insulation foam.
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Their discards have been shredded and recycled into stuffing and insulation or resold to fashion students, educators and artists.
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Over the years, it has diversified its business beyond foam packaging and insulation to foam beverage cups and containers.
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Large apartment buildings can also be easily improved with better insulation , low-use electric appliances and high-performance windows.
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Sidewalk Labs is developing another potential insulation, Shikkui plaster, which it says is sustainable and as fire-resistant as drywall.
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It may provide insulation from the coming wave of Trump protectionist policies, and even potential buying opportunities, he told CNBC.
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Mulvaney's proximity to the ballooning scandal has afforded him insulation, because of how much he knows, two sources told CNN.
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In the spacesuit, we have that insulation that keeps the astronaut from getting the extreme heat or the extreme cold.
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With their collapsible lattice frames made of wood and their highly efficient felt insulation, yurts are both warm and transportable.
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Software names especially are big hits this year because of their big profit margins and insulation from the trade tensions.
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Without power, it relies on two-inches of thermal insulation foam to keep everything chilled for up to four hours.
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There's a science behind their warmth: The stitching pattern of quilted coats creates little pockets for stable clusters of insulation.
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This dog ate through the wall and insulation behind a dryer, then got her head stuck in the dryer vent.
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The insulation on the cable may wear out due to this repeated contact and cause a short circuit, Nio determined.
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Mica used to be prized for wood‑ and coal‑burning stove windows and for electrical insulation in vacuum tube electronics.
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At the same time, we're creating jobs weatherizing homes, manufacturing high-efficiency appliances and building materials like windows and insulation.
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Mariposa Robles, 10, sawed planks of wood, installed floor insulation and helped raise the plywood walls of a tiny house.
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The concrete covering the floor was mainly for sound insulation, but it helps to deal with the second worry: fire.
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This year, it will review standards for safeguarding customer information, and home insulation labeling and advertising rules, among other things.
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Shelves, racks and refrigerated cases are splashed with bright primary colors and surrounded by exposed insulation and polished concrete floors.
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Their several layers include pockets that were filled with rice husks for thermal insulation or left vacant as air passages.
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While countries like Saudi Arabia and Russia have saved past oil profits for rainy days, Nigeria has no such insulation.
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These Canadian-made boots have a nice warm 3M Thinsulate Insulation to keep your feet toasty during cold winter days.
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For a long time, asbestos was used in insulation, water supply lines, roof shingles, break pads, and numerous other products.
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For the Zen Sack, there is a Classic, Premier, and Winter version, each with a different TOG, or thermal insulation.
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Linton said Deltc wants to be able to wrap the entire exterior of a home in insulation, like a blanket.
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CCTV footage showed the blaze first broke out on the 17th floor when insulation materials caught fire, the broadcaster said.
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The containers, he said, are fitted with insulation designed to keep the temperature inside at a balmy 25 degrees Celsius.
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They updated an AC unit and a hot water heater, added insulation, repainted some areas, and put new carpeting in.
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BND's success model includes prudent management, insulation from political influence, and a supporting role on behalf of local financial institutions.
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He retrofitted his van to bring back some of the creature comforts of a traditional dwelling, like insulation and bedding.
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There's a distinct possibility that improper installation and flammable insulation played a part in the loss of homes and lives.
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"Tea House," a one-room building with a corrugated metal roof, has walls of blue insulation foam and sliding doors.
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An explosion in September last year at a Chinese plant has disrupted Wanhua Chemical's supplies of rigid foams for insulation.
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Here's what is happening: Homes: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is delaying new rules for home insulation labeling and advertising.
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It was found in a type of home insulation and in roofing tiles, and was used to seal heating ducts.
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Ms. Levine said, in general, heat in the apartments was escaping through windows and doors in need of additional insulation.
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But Donald Trump, Jr. and presidential son-in-law/toady Jared Kushner will not have the same sort of insulation.
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Under its current leadership, the bureau has rolled back some protections, yet the bureau's insulation from political interference remains critical.
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Even in winter, birds need to bathe — a seemingly counterintuitive behavior that keeps their feathers in shape for maximum insulation.
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Wrapped around the thick-walled sides of the center, a perforated aluminum skin will act as both shade and insulation.
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Like many products, polyiso insulation is significantly different, and improved, from the first generation of products sold 30 years ago.
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I wear them snowshoeing in frigid conditions and never get cold as they're filled with 200g of PrimaLoft Gold insulation.
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As insulation is added, the bag gets heavier and thicker, adding bulk to a hiker's backpack at the same time.
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Kelty used 600-fill down in the bag to keep costs down, although that insulation is still highly water-resistant.
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British police officers said the building's insulation and exterior cladding had failed safety tests conducted by investigators after the fire.
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The organization had promised residents of Grenfell Tower that the renovation last year would improve both insulation and fire safety.
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She earned $160,000 as an expert witness for Fuller-Austin Insulation Co. in a case against its insurers in 2003.
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The standard Trucker Jacket will be $198, and a Sherpa Jacket, which adds insulation for colder weather, will be $248.
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The Hopper Two is also designed with a leak-proof zipper and has thick insulation to keep its contents chilled.
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But the president's move suggested that neither previous agreements nor political alliances would guarantee insulation from Mr. Trump's trade wars.
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Wool and layering work to a point, but when it drops below freezing, insulation (synthetic or down) becomes a necessity.
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The Studio Suite was quieter with better insulation from hallway noise, and I didn't hear a peep from any neighbors.
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Today, amid those sufficiently middle class to aspire to such a thing as computerized insulation for the mind, water is insufficient.
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Last fall, the Air Force grounded around a dozen F-35 jets when it found faulty insulation in fuel tank lines.
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Now, a report released Monday by the London-based Environmental Investigation Agency has identified the culprit: cheap insulation made in China.
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In 2016, a fix for insulation problems in the fuel tanks and lines of the jets caused a slowdown in deliveries.
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These design principles emphasize an airtight space inside the home, with continuous insulation and fresh air filters for indoor air quality.
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Conventional noise-canceling methods include thick insulation or specialized tires to minimize noise from driving over rough roads or uneven pavement.
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Depending upon the shock hitting the economy and depending upon the response so that shock, the insulation may not be perfect.
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Previous missions have tested technologies for navigation, thermal protection systems, autonomous orbital flight and reusable insulation, according to the Air Force.
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Many contemporary buildings in temperate climates are built using lightweight components, insulation (for energy efficiency in winter) and without cross-ventilation.
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This year, the government launched a "Stop Smog" scheme to help poorer Poles modernise their houses' insulation, thereby reducing energy consumption.
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Front-loading reforms offers some insulation: the government can portray the deal as a ratification of what it was already doing.
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The other side, which looks more like traditional medieval chain mail, can absorb heat instead, allowing it to serve as insulation.
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They pinpointed a pair of main causes: a deflected negative electrode and a weld that penetrated insulators, separators, and insulation tape.
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Keep the cover on for some extra insulation in the colder months, then take it off in the spring and summer.
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The company, which supplies insulation and roofing products, reported a 6.5 percent rise in revenue for the period ended April 30.
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The second innovation was the introduction of a new form of cushioning called Zoom foam, which is based on aircraft insulation.
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It could have been caused by failed insulation, debris, or something else; we won't know for sure until Con Ed investigates.
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The house gets thicker as it gets taller, packed with insulation at the top that keeps rising hot air trapped inside.
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SIG said markets remained competitive and it was experiencing some supplier price inflation, particularly in its UK insulation and interiors businesses.
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For example, some products have insulation and need to be stored in a warehouse that can provide an ice-cold environment.
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And as for my former yarmulke, it was put to better and more lasting use as nest insulation for the winter.
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Because it's underground, it is naturally cool due to the insulation of the soil and the cooling effects of the groundwater.
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The Boldt has been optimized for use during all four seasons with the use of insulation, heated holding tanks, and heaters.
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It seems like the company may have stepped up the insulation because there's something different in 2018's Carbon Series cooler.
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Now however, stronger oil prices mean that Russia has an important revenue source, an insulation against sanctions from the United States.
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Many shed naturally in the summer anyway, and a multi-layered coat often serves as insulation to help them stay cool.
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To inspect the area, the cosmonauts will have to temporarily detach some thermal insulation and the meteorite shield protecting the capsule.
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This month, the Air Force grounded 15 F-35As after it discovered that insulation surrounding the jets' coolant lines were deteriorating.
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Despite the insulation, condensation must have collected on the bowl, dripping naturalistically from its garland of icicles, melding container and contained.
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Puffer jackets are comfortable outerwear with plenty of insulation to keep bodies warm in the outdoors, during late fall or winter.
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INDOORS The building has been stripped back to its walls and rafters, and updated with new plumbing, electrical, HVAC and insulation.
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Tax cuts and spending increases may raise the specter of inflation, but they also provide extra insulation against such a shock.
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Yes, proper insulation is a must for people like him who work endlessly in the elements cleaning train windows, seats, floors.
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Once the bus is completed, Orbital ATK technicians begin testing the satellite's electronic components and communication modules, antenna alignment, and insulation.
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An insulation maker, Rockwool, has estimated 340 recently built high-rise complexes use flammable cladding different from the kind on Grenfell.
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They huddled there for more than a day, hidden underneath building insulation, until Mr. Wrona returned at nightfall with civilian clothes.
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While many of the bottles on this list use double-walled insulation, EcoVessel goes even further with its triple-walled designs.
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Replacing the HVAC -- or heating and cooling system -- will recover 85% of its cost, while an insulation upgrade will recoup 84%.
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Down is widely considered to be the warmest and lightest form of insulation, providing plenty of warmth while staying fairly light.
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Bags with synthetic insulation don't perform as well in cold conditions but also don't lose any performance when they get wet.
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Thermoball Eco Parka, available at The North Face and Zappos, $138The North Face nailed lightweight, toasty insulation with their Thermoball jackets.
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XXXtentacion's shocking murder added another dimension of insulation to his legacy, turning the problematic cult figure into a kind of martyr.
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These roofs can serve as a source of insulation or shade, cut electricity consumption, add green space and reduce air pollution.
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The building is a move toward sustainability, using local materials and efficient insulation to reduce energy consumption, the Dubai government said.
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He then began working at the arena and was recently installing insulation and acoustical ceiling tiles above the Warriors' practice court.
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For the ride to Manhattan, they wrapped the blocks in insulation blankets and stretch wrapping, and loaded them onto a truck.
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Those inside clawed at the truck's insulation and broke out a taillight in an attempt to get air and alert drivers.
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While a Seamless credit never expires, the social insulation that immediately follows a death tends to wane after a few weeks.
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And at that bottom level, where it begins, we don't even have the insulation of money to help withstand the burden.
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Installing double-pane windows, weather stripping, and insulation stands to take a huge bite out of energy bills and environmental impacts.
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Once we've found the right position, we attach the motor using insulation tape, being careful not to cover the electric contacts.
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That meant insulation that would not grow mold on pipes and electrical outlets that would be placed up high in the basement.
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The Hydro Flask's insulation capabilities keep hot drinks hot for up to six hours, and cold drinks cold for an entire day.
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Like the Parker Solar Probe currently en route to the Sun, BepiColombo features newly developed insulation to protect itself from solar radiation.
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Exposed insulation on the exterior of a building is not safe because of the risk of the fire spreading over the surface.
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Yeti insulated tumbler Double-wall insulation means this tumbler will keep your mom's beverages at their desired temperature until the last drop.
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The Hydro Flask's insulation capabilities keep hot drinks hot for up to six hours, and cold drinks cold for an entire day.
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And of course there's a lot of shit in the photographs, bird carcasses and garbage and decay and insulation plunging from ceilings.
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The insulation, which Patagonia calls PlumaFill, looks like a miniature feather boa, with innumerable polyester tufts emanating from a long, central spine.
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The program goes far beyond appliances, light bulbs and electronics, also certifying everything from roofing panels and insulation to entire apartment buildings.
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And Saint-Gobain is drawing on its familiarity with the insulation market to help validate commercial and technical specifications for recycled polystyrene.
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They tend to live in the least efficient homes and struggle to afford better insulation, which would cushion them against rising prices.
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Eurekite, however, claims that their new material retains the positive qualities of ceramics—particularly that of heat insulation—while also being flexible.
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In particular, the coals must burn down to around 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, preferably with a thin layer of ash providing extra insulation.
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NASA used the same shiny insulation material to protect many of its Earth-made crafts from the much harsher environment of space.
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Insulation is key for making the magic happen, because it will help keep your beverage hot or cold for hours on end.
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The pizza parka, like the new delivery system, is made from three types of insulation, including one used to warm ski jackets.
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Believing a government ban on the material was imminent, planners decided to stop using asbestos on insulation after completing the 40th floor.
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Ultra-modern, flamboyant designs often involved heavy use of cladding - layers fixed to the outside of buildings for decoration, insulation or protection.
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They had continued to make and use the chemical because it's a cheaper material to produce foam insulation for refrigerators and buildings.
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And then my job is to provide you the insulation from that 90-day cycle that we all have to live in.
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The bowls have more insulation than the side cups so that is what I'd recommend for anyone who is a picky eater.
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Belgian polyurethane foam manufacturer Recticel on Tuesday received a non-binding offer from Kingspan Group on its insulation and flexible foam divisions.
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If you're not hip to insulation lingo, down is the fluff that grows naturally on ducks and geese, just underneath the feathers.
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This one costs more than most, but it's 2.5 inches thick and has an insulation layer that bounces warmth back towards you.
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Detective Superintendent Fiona McCormack said insulation on the building, and the cladding panels, had failed safety tests carried out after the disaster.
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Even in this little town on the banks of the Atchafalaya River, there was no insulation from violence and trauma for Caswick.
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In the case of coolers, it's then pumped with a relatively high-density foam, which, if done right, creates imperviously sealed insulation.
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They have high-density foam for gaskets and insulation, and the fact that they're vacuumed-sealed seems to drive some of that.
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Better still with a few tweaks: After eating the residents, the weasel lines its new dwelling in rodent fur to improve insulation.
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The North Face ThermoBall Eco Everyone's favorite puffer jacket, The North Face ThermoBall, is now made out of recycled polyester fabric insulation.
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All in all, this is a quality cooler with generous insulation — actually, it's the only cooler we've tested that's truly closed-cell.
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When exposed to heat, this graphite makes the fiberglass insulation expand — so the material only gets bigger when exposed to scorching temperatures.
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But the ash in the attic had me worried about a need to replace our insulation or do a more thorough cleaning.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new labeling requirements for home insulation products, as well as protections for moose and fish.
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He said that replacing windows, sealing around doors and windows to prevent air leaks, and adding roof insulation would be important steps.
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In contrast with the sleek, aerodynamically designed feathers seen on modern birds, these feathers were most likely for insulation, the researchers said.
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Some of the samples also contained materials used in insulation foams and upholstered furniture that are potentially toxic to the nervous system.
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And they were delighted that the house had a new roof, insulation, basement waterproofing, septic field, windows and electrical and plumbing systems.
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"Not only will a rug keep your feet from feeling cold, but it actually add a layer of insulation," Ms. Bailey said.
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Tape and Vaseline can add a layer of insulation to decrease the amount of sweat evaporating off the skin, Dr. Tipton said.
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And like many buildings in Buffalo, which has some of the worst housing stock in the nation, my home had no insulation.
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In addition, the increased insulation and decreased need for air-conditioning means less overheated air is put back into the surrounding environment.
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Tilli Buchanan, who was charged with lewdness after her stepchildren found her topless beside her husband while installing insulation in their garage.
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The 20-ounce stainless steel Yeti Rambler Tumbler, made for outdoor enthusiasts, has double-wall vacuum insulation to do just that. $29.99.
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Four-month comparable sales in its unit that provides insulation fell 1.2 percent, and slipped 1.7 percent in its roofing products business.
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The mitts are filled with layers of Primaloft One insulation, a synthetic fill that provides unmatched heat retention yet weighs almost nothing.
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The move seemed to confirm that a Lautner house was less an assemblage of brick, wood and insulation than a habitable sculpture.
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A herd of Wrangel mammoths in moonlight might have shimmered like ghosts, but any compromise to their insulation would have jeopardized survival.
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The insulation frays easily so you need to be careful to secure the wires away from moving parts, such as the wheels.
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Fortunately, we did not wear all the way through the insulation, and the wires did not lose their ability to operate properly.
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Then the cladding may be affixed to the wall with metal studs, leaving a narrow gap between the cladding and the insulation.
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Nevertheless, the weaker currency was providing some insulation to the local economy from slowing global growth and tepid external demand, he said.
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A Keith Haring mural in Amsterdam was re-exposed to the public after being covered up by insulation panels for 29 years.
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The best men's winter bootsBoots have to provide two qualities to be suitable for use during the winter: insulation and water-resistance.
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We outfitted our little house with new plumbing, better insulation, a new electrical box, a new water heater, and a new furnace.
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At every step of the way, they're a source of power, connections, and insulation from risk for the families that run them.
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Cotton from the waste cuttings of jeans and T-shirts is used as interior padding and sound insulation in most Ford vehicles.
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" He added that Senate Democrats were "worried" that the White House would stymie an investigation "without the insulation of a special prosecutor.
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Non-governmental organizations have pushed for an efficiency goal of 40 percent, which is supported by the building insulation industry and efficiency campaigners.
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This kind of roofing, along with earth on all sides of the home, also provides crucial insulation to withstand the harsh Alaskan winters.
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According to the electronics company, problems within the phones' batteries, specifically missing insulation tape and faulty placement of electrodes, led to the explosion.
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The state may be doing more than previously to help private firms, but they have far less insulation than their state-owned counterparts.
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Available in four distinct colors and two different sizes, they feature a double layer of insulation and Hydro Flask's trademark durable build quality.
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Since then, the company has expanded its home services to include animal- and pest-damage repair, attic restoration and insulation, and exterior cleaning.
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Barbules, which can still be found on today's birds, allow feathers to link together — creating insulation or a surface impervious to the elements.
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Made from stainless steel and incorporating double-walled, vacuum insulation, the Rambler keeps drinks hot or cold for several hours at a time.
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Autins, a supplier of acoustic and thermal insulation, said on Tuesday it was seeking clarification from JLR on the impact of its announcement.
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The very thick soundproofing in the walls, and decent insulation, meant that although some rooms were set on fire, it never took hold.
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Salford council stripped the aluminium cladding from nine of its towers on the Pendleton Estate, but this merely left exposed the insulation underneath.
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In some of those cases, experts said the flames may have been encouraged to spread by exterior cladding, used for decoration or insulation.
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The brand's partner in good, I:CO, sorts the remainders into items that can be reworn, reused as-is, or transformed into housing insulation.
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It would also provide universal health care, a universal basic income, insulation from globalisation for workers, a jobs guarantee and other assorted goodies.
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It can be used for finding studs behind walls, locating leaks in pipes, gaps in insulation, and providing general maintenance to large machinery.
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It has a stretchy and breathable layer of extra-warm insulation on the inside, making the shell handy for temps down to freezing.
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In order to manage without CFCs, firms replaced them in applications such as refrigeration, air-conditioning and insulation with man-made hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
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"Back in the 280s, Jim [MacPherson, drummer] and I put insulation in the ceiling," she says over the phone outside of a Starbucks.
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These chemicals turn up in upholstered furniture, foam cushions, baby car seats and insulation and are linked to possible nerve and brain damage.
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SIG, which supplies insulation and roofing products, said underlying pretax profit rose to 79.2 million pounds ($109.3 million) in the year ended Dec.
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The roof was made of tin sheets that were weighed down with rocks, and a mattress on the roof was used for insulation.
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Machnicki and other suppliers said that hempcrete can cost slightly more than conventional insulation, especially when the hemp hurd has to be imported.
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Gerrymandered safe seats also offer the GOP some insulation in the House by limiting the number of seats that are really in play.
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"A restrictive covenant would probably provide more teeth in terms of insulation," Fitch analyst Sean Pattap told the Airline Economics conference on Monday.
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She pitches a tent and is improvising insulation with hay bales and cardboard when a woman sprints by, shouting that DAPL is over.
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Like the Silent Down Shirt, the warm insulation is 700-fill-power 100% recycled down, and the rugged shell is 70% recycled polyester.
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So it did some research and came up with a substitute made from recycled denim, which has been used for insulation in housing.
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The ombréd blue tumbler will keep your cold liquids "Frozen" and your hot drinks, well, hot, thanks to its double-wall of insulation.
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With less growl from the tailpipe, a laminated acoustical windshield and more insulation in the soft top, the Fiat is noticeably quieter, too.
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Combined with the vehicle's minimalist interior, its quiet motor and effective insulation of road and wind noise made for a serene driving experience.
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Outdated sewer systems, lacking urban development and inequality in housing insulation make neglected neighborhoods more vulnerable to flooding, heatwaves and crippling energy costs.
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There is enough sound insulation to quiet a house, and a two-piece wheel design forms a hollow chamber that quells road noise.
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The Broad Peak Light is made with water-repelling Pertex fabrics on the exterior and 850-fill goose down insulation on the inside.
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Owens Corning makes glass fiber used to reinforce composite materials, as well as insulation and roofing used in residential, commercial and industrial applications.
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Sometimes there are no walls at all, and we work in primordial jungles of fiberglass insulation, floor joists and rusted cast iron stacks.
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Hundreds of buildings across the continent use the substance as insulation to fill walls and roofs, and under floors in wood-framed buildings.
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Experts recommend that you hire an energy auditor, who will use high-tech diagnostic devices, like infrared thermographers, to assess your home's insulation.
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As for its thermal and sound insulation properties, Amazon reviewers felt mixed: some thought it worked well in both areas, while others disagreed.
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Cotton, wool and spandex are separated, and smaller scraps are sent out to be made into fire blankets, insulation and car-door lining.
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Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral and known carcinogen, was once common in insulation and fireproofing materials, but today most developed countries ban it.
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But the contract and Morey's reputation as one of the most progressive thinkers among league executives are not his only sources of insulation.
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Together we developed a reformulated product that met the Montreal Protocol requirements and exceeded the market needs for a highly-effective thermal insulation.
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Everyone, she felt, needed to be educated about this silent killer that's in everything from insulation and cement to crayons and brake pads.
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I didn't mind, as it offered great noise insulation and sleep quality, but the lack of natural light might be disappointing to some.
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They generally don't allow you to wear thick socks for insulation, much less traverse an icy sidewalk or snowy section of a trail.
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The designers at Nemo took things even further by using both waterproof and breathable fabrics, along with a thin layer of synthetic insulation.
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In order to get the weight of the Hyperion 32 down so remarkably small, Therm-a-Rest went extra light on the insulation.
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The wet salt can create sparking that burns the insulation, producing both fire and gases that can combust and pop the manhole lids.
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But now those instincts appear to have been eroded by scandal and mismanagement, and perhaps by an insulation from emotions on the street.
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The material Elliot used to make the house creates natural insulation, so the hut is comfortable year-round, according to the Airbnb listing.
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And if you live in a building that's over 100 years old (like yours truly), the windows are loose and insulation is nonexistent.
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One study of nest materials used by European ground squirrels found that damp leaves and moss provided better insulation than dry lining materials.
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From an extra coat and gloves to a pair of walking shoes, consider the three basic layers for weatherproofing: base, insulation and shell.
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Berkshire has roughly 90 operating businesses, including smaller units that sell such things as candy, ice cream, insulation, jewelry, kitchenware, running shoes and underwear.
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Therefore, you can manage your body temperature by the level of insulation (amount of clothing) you have, and also how hard you are exercising.
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Industrial polyurethane residues and handling fleece trim will be shredded for reused in everything from protective packaging, acoustic insulation, dairy mats, and shock pads.
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" Roberts also warned, "The federal judiciary today benefits from an insulation from political pressure even as it usurps the roles of the political branches.
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One example is Masco, the maker of home improvement and construction products that spun off its insulation business as a separate company called TopBuild.
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"The largest untapped source of energy savings is retrofitting homes for better insulation," former Alaska Lieutenant Governor Mead Treadwell told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The company said a technique used to remove excess medical adhesive around the shock coil may have damaged the insulation surrounding the Optisure leads.
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Researchers already know that many were warm-blooded, and that some had insulation in the form of feathers, even though they could not fly.
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Among the more popular upgrades for do-it-yourselfers: putting in new insulation, according to Peter Kernan, program director at the Community Energy Project.
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In 290, Yeti pioneered the process of rotational molding, or "rotomolding," a process wherein melted plastic is molded over foam insulation in one piece.
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In some of those cases, experts said the flames may have been encouraged to spread by flammable exterior cladding, used for decoration or insulation.
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Struggling to come to terms with the election of Donald Trump, many tech leaders faulted their own insulation from the concerns of Middle America.
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Owens Corning — Owens Corning ticked up 4.3% after Bank of America upgraded the company — which produces insulation, roofing and fiberglass — to buy from neutral.
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There are unvarnished wood steps, brick walls lined with pink insulation, and boxes of old clothes that smell like a Camden Lock thrift store.
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Volkswagen is recalling 08003,20800 Passat sedans in the United States to fix insufficient cable insulation that could cause short circuits, it said on Friday.
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Additionally, the mug's vacuum insulation ensures that your liquid stays hot or cold for most of the day, without any condensation on its exterior.
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Shares in the maker of chemicals for heat insulation foams and transparent polycarbonate plastics fell as much as 5 percent in early Monday trading.
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This includes something akin to an early warning system for common housing stock maintenance issues, such as mould, poor insulation, or a failing boiler.
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Volkswagen is recalling 91,000 Passat sedans in the United States to fix insufficient cable insulation that could cause short circuits, it said on Friday.
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Think about it from a thermodynamics perspective: Generally all commercial coolers use the same method of insulation: foam between the inner and outer walls.
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"We supplied and mixed the hempcrete on site that was used for insulation," said company founder Greg Flavall, explaining part of the building process.
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This jacket features PrimaLoft® Black Insulation to keep you warm, along with air vents to keep you cool when you're shredding the halfpipe.
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Hulot denied that President Emmanuel Macron's plans to reduce red tape in the building industry would lead to lowering insulation requirements for new buildings.
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The OPM director is a Senate-confirmed presidential appointee who receives a five-year term designed to provide some insulation from direct political interference.
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It was only a couple of years (or sometimes less) before the outer plastic would wear thin enough to crack and expose the insulation.
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The White House, like many older buildings across the US, may be tainted with asbestos, as it used to be a common insulation material.
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He also saw "fire, smoke, insulation popping out of the walls, a lot of scared people running around, a lot of commotion," he said.
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Photos taken after the fire show that the space between the aluminum façade and the structure itself appears to have been stuffed with insulation.
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"You look at the insulation and the seat backs, the seat cushions can easily be mistaken for body parts and vice versa," Soucie said.
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Over time, the insulation could mix with the fuel, eventually leading to "structural damage to the fuel tanks," according to an Air Force statement.
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China may be compelled to allow internal investigations of its construction and insulation industries, and could face trade sanctions if officials refuse to cooperate.
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Friends and family helped put up the insulation and drywall, so it is warm enough for all but the most bone-chilling winter days.
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Accountability in general is one of the more fraught concepts in the Constitution, which ultimately prizes stability and insulation from short-term political forces.
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The company has worked with government offices since at least 2007 to soundproof rooms and provide acoustic insulation, according to the federal contract database.
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James Comey recognized more than a decade ago that an unfettered investigation into the CIA leak required more insulation than the Reno rules provided.
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In addition, subtle efforts have been made to boost insulation: these include mailboxes being installed in external porches rather than doors to tackle draughts.
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When the museum vacated the warehouse, the building was transformed into a cold storage unit, and aluminum insulation panels covered the mural in 1989.
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His team believes that the contract offered at least some insulation from the studio's code of conduct and that any dismissal must involve arbitration.
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Mr. Rosado explained that the building was constructed to certain energy-saving standards, with central heating and cooling, constant air circulation and airtight insulation.
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As automakers got better at isolating their customers from engine noise with better insulation, double-paned windows, and active noise cancellation, some customers complained.
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They yanked out insulation, which dripped like wet wool, and threw it onto the front yard, Bob Marley's "Natural Mystic" playing in the background.
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The exterior cladding on the tower — sheets of aluminum composite material, encasing a flammable polyethylene insulation — has been blamed for accelerating the fire's spread.
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Additionally, most premium water bottles use double-walled, vacuum-sealed insulation to keep drinks piping hot or freezing cold for hours at a time.
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The precise gains from a heat pump will depend on a variety of factors like your insulation, your electricity source and local energy rates.
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Ms. Eudy, the owner of an insulation company in town, said the state gives employees too many rights and leaves business owners without control.
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To entertain his grandchildren, he constructed a large model airplane using the only materials he could find — offcuts of foam insulation, wire and string.
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The bag does feature unique bio-mapped baffles which often provide more insulation in the torso area and less in the legs and feet.
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The flames engulfed the building in a matter of minutes, moving from the outside inward and emitting a dark smoke characteristic of burning insulation.
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The shell and lining are made from 70% recycled polyester, while the insulation is 100% recycled down, made from reclaimed duck and goose down.
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While these are nice enough to wear as dress gloves, because of the added insulation they are bulkier than other gloves in this guide.
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During that time, Ermont gutted the building, spending about $21988 million installing heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, as well as lighting, gas and insulation.
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If dust accumulates on the wire harness or the cover, the insulation on the wires could wear down over time due to vehicle vibrations.
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They outfitted the dishes with 1-inch styrofoam insulation to create a "climate-controlled environment," allowing the chickens to brave Idaho's unfathomably harsh winters.
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Pictured are one of its extended solar arrays (there on the right) and the layered insulation of one of its sun sensors (on the left).
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With heavy duty insulation for ice retention, these coolors can apparently keep ice from melting for four days — in up to 90-degree Fahrenheit weather.
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The double-walled insulation keeps drinks cold for hours while ensuring that your hands stay dry, and the koozie works with both cans and bottles.
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As transistors shrink, though, insulation breaks down and the current applying the voltage tends to leak away, reducing the gate's ability to control the channel.
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Even smaller-scale tweaks — such as installing insulation or new energy technologies — can result in substantial savings, from hundreds to thousands of dollars per year.
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So in the future you could have a parka that would be as thin as a windbreaker and it would provide you the same insulation.
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A public inquiry into the blaze is underway following initial reports that it spread throughout the residential tower because of flammable cladding used as insulation.
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The video shows the devastating impact of over half a million termites on a specially-built scale-model home , complete with electricity, plumbing and insulation.
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The blast reportedly blew siding off the walls of a medical office building, exposing insulation and framing as well as damaging a first floor suite.
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It's hard to say whether the ram attacked a perceived predator or tried to warn the guy that his insulation wasn't up to regulation standards.
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Commonly available thermoses work with simple insulation, but they heat unevenly and don't cool drinks when they are searing, resulting in plenty of burnt tongues.
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The blast reportedly blew siding of the walls of a medical office building, exposing insulation and framing as well as damaging a first floor suite.
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Williams spoke from the Cole County Sheriff's office, where debris including insulation, roofing shingles and metal pieces lay on the ground outside the front doors.
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Doing a formal recall can also give Samsung additional credibility with its solution, as well as legal insulation against customers who don't take notices seriously.
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Flat Uzbek ikats served roles both decorative and functional (for example, adding insulation to the interior walls of a house, or as coverings for bedding).
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Owens-Corning – The maker of insulation and other construction materials beat estimates by 523 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.38 per share.
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One study, cited by the authors in the case report, found that over half of generic iPhone chargers had failed a test for proper insulation.
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The humanitarian agency is currently issuing winter kits to refugees arriving at its camps that include insulation materials, thermal blankets and stoves, and winter clothing.
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Certain design elements, like a sauna, water tanks, insulation walls, a hot tub, and rock beds, are passive heating and cooling features that trap heat.
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Homeowners can also claim other energy-efficiency improvements, including storm windows, HVACs and insulation, up to 10 percent of the cost with a $500 max.
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A public inquiry into the blaze is underway following initial reports it quickly spread throughout the residential tower because of flammable cladding used as insulation.
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Jesudas cited a number of potential design issues leading to a potential short circuit, including higher battery density, poor welding, missing insulation and sharp edges.
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Further savings would need to come from energy saving measures such as lowering speed limits, improving home insulation and raising energy prices, experts have said.
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I keep this lightweight shell crumpled up in the bottom of my bag so I can throw it on over my insulation layers when necessary.
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The vacuum insulation in this travel mug keeps your java hot for hours, and the lid won't leak, unlike with so many of its competitors.
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According to the product page, it's vacuum-sealed and boasts two layers of insulation to maintain your drink's temperature in even the harshest of climates.
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Earlier generations fought to phase out the pesticide DDT, asbestos insulation, PCBs, chlorofluorocarbons and other materials found to be harming the environment and human health.
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Breeds with short hair or slim builds may require extra insulation while long-haired breeds need a little extra space inside the jacket for comfort.
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They held up well to New York City's brackish puddles without letting the water seep in, but they have great airflow despite the solid insulation.
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The Columbia Bugaboot Plus IV Omni Cold-Weather Boots are our top pick, thanks to the comfort, support, and amazing insulation properties of these boots.
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Once your socks grow sodden after snow, slush, or rain inundate your footwear, the insulation properties of the boots are no longer of much importance.
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If you're looking to get a solid night's sleep in the great outdoors, the added cushioning and insulation of a sleeping pad is a must.
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