The argument rests on anecdote, on the current failure, and on common sense, which says that a producer-driven system insulated from parents and children will fail.

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The more professionalized and procedural a system is, the more insulated we become from its real effects on real people.

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The idea is to add both validation and a system of checks and balances to this insulated industry.

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More generally, China's banks should be better insulated from the global credit crunch than Western banks because the country's system is funded through deposits rather than capital markets.

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Mr Green also said that prospective buildings should be well insulated to reduce the "heat load", the amount of heat the system needed to deliver in order to warm the property.

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Traditional system integrators and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) are insulated from commercial IT innovations and vested in the status quo.

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If borrowing rates can be insulated from spending and printing money, there is essentially no stopping Krugmanomics in the current system.

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Albany ended Advantage and "insulated themselves from the consequences of that decision by either capping their exposure with the adult shelter system or using federal money for the family shelter system, " he said.

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