Sentence examples for fence boundaries from inspiring English sources

Within the Dingo Fence boundaries, dingoes are considered vermin with many territories offering bounties of up to $500 for their hide.

Maps of IACS and OS MasterMap data were checked visually to assess whether each premises pair actually shared a fence boundary, had fence boundaries separated by <15 m, were separated by a road/track or railway, were divided by a river or by a small river/ditch.

You don't need a fence, boundary or borders; just like the shingle, you can shift as you please.

I use a wireless heart monitor for exercise and training, and it goes nuts whenever I'm near the hidden fence boundary.

The development of ambient flows can be described as follows: Firstly, the flows rise for the blocking of solid fence, boundary layers are separated near position I at the windward side, and a small vortex A is formed close to the fence; others get round the fence and a large vortex B is formed at the leeward side far from the fence.

Owners also can set a "geo-fence" boundary and are notified via e-mail when the pet steps out of the virtual perimeter.

"A lot of trackers work on a simple SMS instruction, or just fire out an alert when the cat leaves a geo-fence boundary," explains Price.

Due to the further reduced blocking areas of porous fences, boundary-layer separation will no longer appear on the entire ground, and with the increasing porosity, path lines for velocity vectors behind the fences tend to be more horizontally stable.

At the time of seed collection, B. tectorum invasion at this site followed fence line boundaries, with B. tectorum occurring in an area that has received a longer annual season of higher intensity grazing than uninvaded areas for ∼100 years (C. Ross, personal communication).

In the real world, good fences make good neighbors, but in the virtual world, there are no fences, no boundaries, no consequences.

Failing that, leave small openings in fences and boundaries.