But fearing the potential for confusion, they instead directed a new set of widows and widowers to the Javits Center, past an entrance screened by gray curtains and guarded by state troopers.
Of course, limiting presale and instituting formidable entrance screening is likely in to put strain on some promoters, especially those who have used ticket presales as a means of capitalizing on the post-EDM economy.
It is possible that younger age and the military entrance screening process reduce the prevalence of maternal disorders, such as autoimmune diseases, and decrease the risk for genetic disorders, leading to lower rates of hypothyroidism among infants born to these maternal groups.
The entrance-screen reliefs, depictions of Buddha, date from the sanctuary's conversion to the Mahayana school, probably in the 6th century ce.
Hoffman also knew how to make an entrance on screen.
Three state troopers guarded the church entrance to screen out anyone with a notepad.
A translucent-glass-and-aluminum pocket door at the kitchen's entrance could screen the food prep area from the rest of the space, as required (see #3).
Extra security officers were stationed at each track entrance, and screening equipment, like hand-held metal detectors, was available to track security personnel.
To prepare for the onslaught, Shanghai has trained more than 1.7 million volunteers and adopted Olympic-level security measures, adding metal detectors to subway entrances and screening inbound cars.
Infection control personnel were also stationed at hospital entrances and screened for fever by measuring forehead skin temperatures.
I see the shrubs on the pathway, which surrounded the main entrance, and the screen door with its gleaming brass handle.
