It's like when you're exiting a building," Dr. Goldstein said.
As a person exits a building, the ruling said, "the police suddenly materialize, stop the person, demand identification, and question the person about where he or she is coming from and what he or she is doing".
Mr. Dolkart, the architectural historian, said that the revolving door was a perfect fit for the city because it allows people to enter and exit a building at the same time.
Dave Checketts lasted a decade in the corporate jungle known as Madison Square Garden, and maybe that's the achievement he can brag about most as he exits a building prematurely emptied of basketball and hockey postseason fans.
Mr. Rushdie's protection detail taught him the protocol of properly entering a room (scope out the scene and all available exits); the dangers of exiting a building and making it safely to a waiting car (that zone, it was explained, could never be sanitized 100 percent); and the art of "dry cleaning" — that is, using various countersurveillance tricks to ensure that he was not being followed.
That orientation feature will come in handy when you are coming out of a subway station in an unfamiliar stop, or exiting a building.
Accessibility, which includes making sure that there are unobstructed ways of exiting a building from any point within it, is one of the most important parts of code compliance, and LoCicero said UpCodes AI was able to flag issues with door clearance, depth on stairs and tread width more quickly than the typical compliance process.
People hold the door for me when I enter or exit a building.
A student exits a building on the campus of Hunter College of The City University of New York on April 10.
Starting out in a black and white frame (and later incorporating scenes of color), a group of girls are seen standing outside on the street while Bieber is seen exiting a building while trying to walk away without getting noticed.
