Sentence examples for of its boundaries from inspiring English sources

He added London does exert an influence outside of its boundaries, but it is more "economic and social, rather than political".

First of all, the depth map histogram is compared to the suited ZoC in order to check if it does not fall out of its boundaries.

The regulator feels a sense of "failure" if it has to revoke a licence because it means that the broadcaster has fallen through several of its boundaries.

He grows up surrounded by its resident ghosts and ghouls within the protection of its boundaries.

It became known as "the 8 Mile Mess," after a major thoroughfare that forms one of its boundaries.

Even 100 miles to the north, in Dessau, the Elbe has already spilled out of its boundaries and flooded thousands of acres of land.

When the device reaches one of its boundary values, it has to stay in that state after any excess charge or flux is applied to the device.

The control circle was defined as the set of all LSOAs whose centroids fell within the selected circle, provided that no incinerator with a capacity in excess of 50 000 tpa lay within it or within 10 km of its boundary.

Israel is erecting fences and digging ditches around the Palestinian cities, and it is building a fence along part of its boundary with the West Bank.

"The Peak District serves the highest number of people, with around 5.9 million living within 25km of its boundary.

He emerged briefly to serve as leading counsel for Venezuela in the arbitration of its boundary dispute with Great Britain (1898 99).