out of bounds

A standard based on musical style, personal preference or a blacklist of out-of-bounds bands is destined to fail.

There are various alternative approaches to defining the dynamics of arrays differ mostly in how out-of-bounds errors are handled.

This style of data representation requires the insertion of a number of run-time checks into the compiled code, including out-of-bounds checks and distinctness checks.

Questions about 2002 were designated as out-of-bounds.

Would it not be possible to do away with all "out-of-bounds" orders and simply rely on a general order not to damage property?

Furthermore, the out-of-bounds areas are fenced and signed, where appropriate, with radiation signs.

I understand that the "out-of-bounds" order, which was a purely temporary measure, was withdrawn last week.

It may be possible, of course, to stop high buildings in the out-of-bounds zones; but would it be just to discriminate against actual or potential developers in those areas?

Landing a serve out-of-bounds results in giving up the serve.

The clock would not stop in situations where timing would normally stop, such as for fouls, free throws, out-of-bounds plays or substitutions.

If a teacher does say something out-of-bounds, then the solution is to make it comprehensible, by writing it on the board and translating it immediately.

Fhrinsel is a nature reserve and out-of-bounds to visitors.

On firing days, hikers must have passed the check points by 8:45 am and left the out-of-bounds area.

On that day the training area is opened to private vehicles; normally it is out-of-bounds.

The question of what value to assign out-of-bounds pixels may arise, for instance, when applying a 33 kernel to the corner pixel in an image.