The phrase "as its boundary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limit or edge of something, often in a geographical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The river serves as its boundary, separating the two countries."
Alternatives: "as its limit" or "as its edge".
The area's storied past has included such colorful characters as the political boss Frank Hague, whose machinations made area politics as byzantine as its boundary lines are serpentine.
In 1985, with the poet PJ Kavanagh, Michie co-edited the Oxford Book of Short Poems, which cunningly took poems of 13 lines as its boundary.
In these forms an interval-valued function is expressed as its boundary function (underline{f}(x)) and (overline {f}(x)).
Subsequently, in [4] a quaternionic Hermitian Cauchy integral is introduced, as well as its boundary limit values, leading to the definition of a matrix quaternionic Hermitian Hilbert transform.
We show that (mathbb {H}) is one to one on (H^2(mathbb {D}).) We use (mathbb {D}) as the notation for the unit disk in the complex plane and (mathbb {T}) as its boundary.
These meshes are compared to the simulation results generated using our finite deformation-based mechanical model, with the previously defined pressure surrogate (illustrated in Fig. 3d) as its boundary condition.
A biennial should be a survey, a temperature-taking of the geographical area chosen as its boundaries.
The approach is applicable, with considerably mild conditions on the candidate trial functions, on the interior domain as well as its boundaries.
Thus, dealing with the subject of meta-organizations requires a deep reflection about the boundaries of the firms in a dynamic setting, meaning that an answer must be given for the existence of a specific firm structure as well as its boundaries and internal organization.9.9
The origins of "Inland Empire" are as obscure as its boundaries.
We have further characterized Amp13q34 in sporadic and familial breast cancer and defined its overall frequency, as well as its boundaries by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and array-based comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) techniques.
