We have facilities around there.

(ii) the same thickness of a different insulating material having better insulation properties

We have facilities around there. You also have a buffer zone that's 17 square kilometers.

Meanwhile, telecommunications links to areas outside of Kabul were severed, isolating the capital.

Typically, runway resealing does not necessarily require an airport to be shut down.

One suggested approach is to leave an uninhabited buffer zone extending shoreward from the water.

Saudi Arabia says it is trying to enforce a buffer zone within Yemen to keep the rebels away from its border.

The British had previously controlled the city and maintained a buffer between the Jewish and Arab populations.

But they should be combined with shoreward buffer zones, where homes, schools, and hospitals would not be permitted.

The core zone of this national park covers 857.54 km2 and a buffer zone of 1,954 km2.

Having lost Poland as a buffer, Russia now had to share borders with both Prussia and Austria.

But I also want to emphasize that a future as a buffer State is completely unacceptable to us.

I put the dove of peace on my left... and the Marshall Plan on my right... and somewhere in the middle I put a neutral buffer state... like Switzerland, and look what happens.

Moreover, Kenya s desire to carve out a buffer state conflicts with the Somali government s goal of uniting the country.

Protecting urban areas that are located near the ocean, but lack buffer beaches, requires a different approach.

In 1809, to protect their imperial capital, Saint Petersburg, the Russians conquered Finland and converted it into an autonomous buffer state within the Russian Empire.

Part of that peace plan calls for the establishment of a buffer zone along our borders to prevent the infiltration into our territory of men and matériel from Liberia.

As called for in the Agreement, ECOMOG would create buffer zones along the Liberian borders and supervise the cantonment, disarmament and demobilization of combatants.

And so these lies are being used by people to create a buffer, like the butler used to do, between us and the connections to everybody else.

The occupying Power was even considering the destruction of between 200 and 3,000 homes in Gaza for the purpose of creating a so called buffer zone along its border with Egypt.

There was also potential to further develop similar near real time application technology products, spinning off other applications for monitoring other events such as flooding, oil spills, coastal calamities and cyclones.

Mr. Denktaş explained that he would wish to retain this section so that it could serve as a security buffer between the United Nations administered area and the port of Famagusta.

The 1979 Egypt Israel Peace Treaty mandated that Sinai be largely demilitarized in order to serve as a buffer zone between the two former enemies.

Chinese leaders may still view North Korea as a strategic buffer state, but China s status as a global power is pushing them to view the North in a new way.

It would have the same purpose as that infamous wall that once divided Berlin, and the wall that Israel is building to cut itself off from the Palestinian territories to isolate people.

To be sure, such coastal defenses could help to protect crucial structures. But they should be combined with shoreward buffer zones, where homes, schools, and hospitals would not be permitted.

Their objective was to create a military buffer between the PLO and Israeli forces that were then fighting in Beirut in order to promote the departure of both.

The Soviet Union also wanted to surround itself with a protective buffer of like minded states, and Italy s Benito Mussolini was proud that for a time fascism was a competitive export.

Until 602, the desert frontier of the Persian Empire had been guarded by the Arab Lakhmid kings of Al Hirah, who were themselves Arabs but who ruled a settled buffer state subject to Persia.

Russia had suffered three devastating Western onslaughts in the previous 150 years during the Napoleonic Wars, the First World War, and the Second World War, and Stalin's goal was to establish a buffer zone of states between Germany and the Soviet Union.

Surrounded by a forbidding wall, watchtowers, and deadly buffer zones, I entered with a hard to obtain visa at the Erez crossing iron gates, an interrogation by bored young immigration officers and scanners.

The introduction of the teams continues to contribute to an increased emphasis on liaison, observation and mediation rather than the interposition of forces, for which UNFICYP still retains a capability.

His discovery was contrary to the prevailing thought at the time, that the atmospheric gases were insulators (which they are to some extent, or at least not very good conductors when not ionized).

So here is a typical stud wall, an architectural construction, and this is a section of our proposal for a meat house, where you can see we use fatty cells as insulation, cilia for dealing with wind loads and sphincter muscles for the doors and windows.

Likewise, since 1967, Jordan has served as an informal buffer state between Israel and the rest of the Arab world. Any future Palestinian state would have to assume a similar position, as Israel would never accept its accession to some hostile military alliance.

And by using mycelium as a glue, you can mold things just like you do in the plastic industry, and you can create materials with many different properties, materials that are insulating, fire resistant, moisture resistant, vapor resistant materials that can absorb impacts, that can absorb acoustical impacts.

Democratic states are not alone in seeking to expand their influence. The Soviet Union also wanted to surround itself with a protective buffer of like minded states, and Italy s Benito Mussolini was proud that for a time fascism was a competitive export.

The project focuses on (a) improving energy efficiency through the replacement of outdated equipment and addressing leakage prevention and insulation needs in buildings and (b) extending gas supply to households with wood burning stoves.

The long term costs of a worsening security confrontation with the US would exceed the short term tactical benefits to be derived from continuing to support the North as a buffer state, especially given China s deepening relationship with South Korea.

Then I realised that the 3 billion assistance the EU offered to Turkey in order to create a migrant buffer zone was of greater interest to many of the Europeans I was interacting with than the people dying in terror attacks in the same country.

The 1979 Egypt Israel Peace Treaty mandated that Sinai be largely demilitarized in order to serve as a buffer zone between the two former enemies. Tourism and natural gas pipelines linking the two countries provided economic resources for the local Bedouin.

Nonetheless, China continues to regard North Korea as an important strategic asset, because it serves as a buffer state shielding China s border from American troops on the peninsula which has historically been used as an entry point by invading troops.

The introduction of a military observer and liaison group has started to adequately address and contribute to an increased emphasis on liaison, observation and mediation rather than the interposition of forces, for which UNFICYP still retains some capability.

Moreover, Kenya s desire to carve out a buffer state conflicts with the Somali government s goal of uniting the country. Indeed, the last thing the government in Mogadishu wants is another semi autonomous region challenging its authority or another country annexing southern Somalia for its own purposes.

For example, notwithstanding the regulatory and safety oversight authority of the Civil Aviation Caretaker Authority for Somalia, the authorities at Hargeisa airport, which is the busiest airport in Somalia, unilaterally shut down the airport early in 2005 for the resealing of the runway.