Sentences with phrase «boundaries by fences»

Not exact matches

If you lead a team on either side of the fence, you can reach across that boundary by building relationships, scheduling cross-team meetings, and identifying projects that would be made better by working together.

The political landscape is also surrounded by ideological fences that confine debate within acceptable boundaries.

With geo - fencing, the shop is surrounded by a virtual boundary that triggers a notification when the vehicle crosses it.

The southern boundary is marked by a beautiful fence, a four - strand, barbed wire structure with identical creosoted posts standing in an undeviating line seven miles long.

That freedom is already restricted by steel border fences — roughly 35 percent of the entire U.S. — Mexico boundary has been fenced.

Clearly define a school's boundaries, such as by placing fencing around the grounds or having clear signs that indicates when an individual is about to trespass.

While most electronic fences work by delivering a mild electric shock, some emit ultrasound or a combination of shock and ultrasound that alerts the dog as he approaches the boundary.

Altering the fence's boundary would enable dingoes to enter the Sturt national park in New South Wales, allowing scientists to assess whether dingoes, long reviled by many people as dangerous to livestock and even humans, could in fact act as saviours for threatened native animals.

Properly trained, the dogs should have no comprehension that running through the fence is a possibility, instead they will be conditioned to respond to the correction by turning and retreating away from the boundary.

2000 A retrospective study of five serious and apparently unforeseen and random dog attacks on 3 adults and 2 children (Polsky, R. 2000) concluded that the use of electric boundary fences by the owners of these dogs was largely responsible for the attacks.

With boundary training (often marketed as an electric fence or an invisible fence), the shock collar is triggered by wires placed underground along the property line so the dog learns exactly how far they can go before they reach the boundary.

This tendency to work independently stems from their method of herding, which was to basically control the sheep on their own by circling the herd, working as a sort of moving fence to keep the flock within a boundary.

The invisible fence collar is used for the express purpose of notifying your dog when it is approaching the invisible boundary around your home set up by your invisible fence collar.

The boundary is the property line (marked by a fence line) between Prisoners Harbor and Valley Anchorage.

It commemorates Vocation by paying homage to the often invisible workers who care for Lynden's sculptures and grounds; but it also introduces a subtly transgressive perspective by placing a carefully manicured path, complete with planters and engraved markers, in an otherwise path-less sculpture garden, and by ultimately inviting visitors through the boundary fence and «just outside» the garden's pastoral sanctuary.

Several are chained to a boundary fence enclosing a space we might presume — from the attitudes taken up by the characters, one of whom carries a gym ball while another lifts barbells — to be an exercise yard.

In her project Borders and Boundaries, embroidery artist Danielle Clough — featured previously — weaved a beautiful colourful bird into wired fencing, as commissioned by United Nations for the lead up to its first World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul today.

Inspired by the bedroom communities of Mid-America, his work examines the conflict between our need to push individual sexual boundaries and our desire to appear as ambassadors of a white - picket - fence America.

Any person who without the written permission of the landowner, the owner's agent, or the person in lawful possession of the land, willfully enters any lands under cultivation or enclosed by fence, belonging to, or occupied by, another, or who willfully enters upon uncultivated or unenclosed lands where signs forbidding trespass are displayed at intervals not less than three to the mile along all exterior boundaries and at all roads and trails entering the lands, is guilty of a public offense.

(1) The line must be certain, well defined, and in some fashion physically designated upon the ground, e.g., by monuments, roadways, fence lines, etc.; (2) in the absence of an express agreement establishing the designated line as the boundary line, the adjoining landowners, or their predecessors in interest, must have in good faith manifested, by their acts, occupancy, and improvements with respect to their respective properties, a mutual recognition and acceptance of the designated line as the true boundary line; and (3) the requisite mutual recognition an acquiescence in the line must have continued for that period of time required to secure property by adverse possession.

The trial judge concluded that the Barnard survey was not correct, and declared the boundary between the properties was marked by the original fence.

The trial judge did not err in finding that a statutory declaration relied upon by the appellants reflected a mutual mistake of all parties at the time that the chain link fence was the boundary.

A survey plan of a property is a specialized «map» created by a professional surveyor that displays your property boundaries and the location of buildings, structures, fences, walls, driveways and other features adjacent to property lines.