The phrase "far boundary" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The hikers reached the far boundary of the national park, marking the end of their journey.
Still, checking off a to-do list is hardly the far boundary of human happiness.
The next gate is in the right-hand corner of the far boundary.
Go through the kissing gate beyond that and through the gate in the far boundary of the next orchard.
We walk to the river, the far boundary, high and wide, deep and brown, a ganglia of branches tumbling, shooting down the rapids, then caught by the branch of a downed tree.
THERE is a special kind of appeal to stories that lead us to the far boundary of the human and allow us a glance at what is on the other side, where the wild things are.
Watching "Thirteen Conversations," which opens today in Manhattan and Los Angeles, is a bit like listening to a Schubert piano concerto: you perceive, at the far boundary of consciousness, echoes and foreshadowings, and you encounter, always by surprise and always in retrospect, at exactly the right moment passages of intense and ravishing emotion.
Dimensions of the FE were given along the lines ranging from 8 mm at the far boundaries to 1 mm in screws and 0.8 mm near the edge of the holes.
Light was incident from the far left boundary and all exterior edges were set as scattering boundary conditions.
An accurate far field boundary condition is developed, and numerical results are presented using this condition.
Another typical drawback of non-adaptive Cartesian grid methods is that any Cartesian grid clustering near the body must be maintained to the far field boundary.
The temperature is found to decrease to zero monotonically as η increases, which satisfies the far field boundary condition (theta (infty)=0).
