Logical and physical controls to define a perimeter between the organization and the outside world

1620s, from bound (n.) + -ary.

a line around the outside edge. • the distance around this bounding line is called the perimeter.

The lines that define the perimeter of a property.

LAYER CONTROL - The design or control of slotted or perforated wings with suction methods to reduce undesirable aerodynamic effects caused by the boundary layer—that region adjacent to the bo [..]

line separating geographical areas. Read more in the NG Education Encyclopedia

Literally a limit line. Typically used to indicate some form of constraint. [D02420]

the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something a line determining the limits of an area limit: the greatest possible degree of something; "what he did was beyond the bounds [..]

refers to a 'pretend' line marking the play area of the course wherein a ball is considered out of bounds.

The edge of the golf course that defines the area of play.

[In security,] Software, hardware, or a physical barrier that limits access to a system or part of a system. [INFOSEC-99] 2. Synonym [in networking] section boundary.

The edges of the golf course which define the area of play. Outside this boundary would be out of bounds.

Edge of AO; to be close to or to cross a boundary required permission, called a 'mousetrap'

Definition A property line; describes the outer edge of a property.

1. A psychological boundary protecting an individual and helps to set a realistic limit in an activity or relationship. 2. Psychotherapy. Ground rules set for ttreatment that need to be respected.

n. in psychotherapy, refers to an important limit set by the therapist. It is one of the ground rules which a client must follow. For instance, it may involve physical limits such as ethical distance [..]

A separation, whether natural or manmade, between properties or jurisdictions.

pl: -ar·ies : a theoretical line that marks the limit of an area of land

A line indicating the limit of a country, state, or other political jurisdiction.

The division between two regions of differing physical properties

(n) the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something(n) a line determining the limits of an area(n) the greatest possible degree of something

The edge of a phonological domain. Phonological theories differ in the types of boundary they recognise. Most, however, make use of word boundary (usual symbol #) and morpheme boundary (symbol +). Som [..]

the linear limit or edge of a territory such as a private piece of property, a county, state, or country

The perimeter of a cricket field, or the act of the batsman scoring a four or a six (eg "Tendulkar hammered three boundaries")

The boundary of a development site is the edge of the area to which a development application applies. This may be the title or allotment boundary or some other boundary as specified in the development application.

A limit or a line, in myths this often refers to the edge between two worlds.

The limits of a parcel, indicating where one person’s property ends, and another’s begins. The boundaries of a property are most often defined in the deed to the property, which should be specific eno [..]

A line separating adjoining properties.