Sentence examples for defined perimeter from inspiring English sources

The new program builds on Google's BeyondCorp vision, an idea they began developing in 2011 to address the fact that computing no longer took place inside a clearly defined perimeter.

A deep distrust of politics both global and local, indeed of any gathering larger than the broadly defined perimeters of the modern family, runs like a raw nerve through "Century's Son," the seventh novel by Robert Boswell, author of "Mystery Ride" and "Crooked Hearts".

"To define perimeters you have to go out and find the fence line".

In addition to the 6.5m acres that have burned this year, more than 300,000 acres have been scorched by lightning-sparked blazes that are allowed to run their course until they reach pre-defined perimeters.

If social media content and engagement are a "rabbit hole," then "social aptitude," or what Buffett likes to refer to as circle of competence, is about "not how large the area of it is, it's how well you've defined the perimeter".

For both the periosteum and endosteum, we measured the single-labeled perimeter (sL.Pm, %), double-labeled perimeter (dL.Pm, %), and woven bone perimeter (Wo.Pm, %; defined as the perimeter with overlying woven bone).

How do you define the perimeter of a clandestine raid?

By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 11 , 2009How do you define the perimeter of a clandestine raid?

His cedar fences still define the perimeter of the meadow he cleared by hand.

Then Mr. King defines the perimeter by ticking off the various roads that lead to Chester's Mill.

It defines the perimeter areas, including a bathroom, two bedrooms (one for the couple and another for Samson, 14, Mr. Day's son) and plenty of storage.