Insulation, body

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An HgCdTe substrate 22 is adhered to an insulating body 21 of sapphire. The HgCdTe substrate is thinned and a groove is formed by etching. Each detector element 27 is electrically connected by metal layers 28. A shield comprising apertures 26 positioned above the detector elements is adhered to the HgCdTe layer by an adhesive 30. 

Fats occur naturally in food and play a significant role in human nutrition. Fats are used to store energy in the body, insulate body tissues, cushion internal organs, and transport fat-soluble vitamins in the blood. Fats also play in an important role in food preparation They enhance food flavor and food texture, make baked products tender, and conduct heat during cooking. 

The first use of ceramics in the electrical industry took advantage of their stability when exposed to extremes of weather and to their high electrical resistivity, a feature of many siliceous materials. The methods developed over several millennia for domestic pottery were refined for the production of the insulating bodies needed to carry and isolate electrical conductors in applications ranging from power lines to the cores bearing wire-wound resistors and electrical fire elements. 

It is hardly necessary to add, that any thing which any insulated body, or system of bodies, can continue to furnish without limitation, cannot possibly be a material substance and it appears to me to be extremely difficult, if not quite impossible, to form any distinct idea of any thing, capable of being excited and communicated, in the manner the Heat was excited and communicated in these experiments, except it be MOTION. 

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It is the one temperature attained at the surface of an adiabatic, insulated body in a flow. Through the relationship (3.355) the strong heating of the... 

Many drying techniques or treatments given to a food before drying are aimed at making the structure more porous so as to facilitate potential mass transfer and thereby speed up the drying rate (Demeyer et al., 1986). However, porous structures are excellent insulating bodies and will slow down the rate of heat transfer into the food. The net result depends on whether the change in porosity has a marked effect on the rate of mass... 

Conservation The atomic disorder and agitation in a thermally insulated body which is left to itself remain undiminished for an unlimited amount of time. An object contains entropy—we can say— whose amount S cannot decrease if it is in a thermally insulating (adiabatic) envelope, because entropy cannot penetrate thermally insulating walls (Fig. 3.8). 

In this setup, the surface resistivity in warp and weft directions or any diagonal directions can be measured. The probe was made of an insulating body onto which four metal electrodes were placed parallel to each other. The two outer electrodes were connected to the current, whereas the two inner electrodes formed a square over which the voltage drop was measured. 

A second electrode may be placed as a ring around the disc electrode embedded in the same insulating body (Fig. 5). 

The combination of two soft components such as silicone rubbers of different hardness, colour, electrical conductivity, etc., is also commonly used in a wide range of applications. Typical applications are electronic keypads (as for calculators, control panels, etc.), where electrically conductive silicone rubber (so-called conductive pills required for establishing an electrical contact when a key is pressed), is overmoulded with an insulating silicone rubber pad, and cable accessories, containing an insulator body with a conductive silicone core (so-called stress cone) which allows better control of the shape of the electric field. 

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