Sentence examples for the north boundary from inspiring English sources

Macari's new second label is called Collina 48: collina, which in Italian means hill, for the Mattituck Hills, the high bluff overlooking Long Island Sound, on the north boundary of the property; 48 for Route 48 (Sound Avenue), out front.

In this paper, ( v = (1,1)^{t}, ) and then, the east boundary and the north boundary form the artificial outflow boundary.

Rameswaram Island is located in the north boundary of GoM, which is the one of the important islands among the 21 islands of GoM separated from mainland India by the Pamban channel.

The route was extended in 1953 to reach from U.S. Route 91 (former State Route 1) in Parowan (Main Street) to the north boundary of Cedar Breaks National Monument, increasing its length to over 17 mile.

Recent movements by bison beyond the north boundary challenge the idea that the area occupied by bison expands with population size to maintain a relatively stable winter density [4], [15].

Density exacerbates movements and under similar severe climate conditions and 4,500 2,5000 central and 2,000 northern) bison in the population, we predict a 95% chance of ≥1,820 animals exiting the north boundary.

Collina, which means hill in Italian, is for the Mattituck Hills, the high bluff overlooking Long Island Sound on the estate's north boundary; 48 denotes Route 48 (Sound Avenue), out front.

Lake Nyasa is shared between three countries while the basin borders three countries, Zambia and Malawi along the north western boundary marked by the Songwe River and Mozambique on the southern boundary (Fig. 1).

Projects with a slightly longer time frame, up to 10 years, include replacing bridges on Route 17 in Rochelle Park and on Route 4 over Teaneck Road, and rebuilding Route 63 from the North Bergen boundary north to Route 46.

Seven of its councils are planning to co-operate in a new combined authority stretching from Berwick on the Scottish border to Barnard Castle on the North Yorkshire boundary.

In the north, the boundary ran along a WSW/ENE aligned ridge of hills broken by Barnet or 'Dollis' valleys.