Among the difficulties, military experts say, are decoy tunnels and false entrances, the identification of which requires good intelligence.
The module is divided into thirty-three encounters, beginning with two false entrances to the tomb, and ending with "The Crypt of Acererak the Demi-Lich".
To get to the restaurant, you leave your car with a valet in an underground garage, hike back up the ramp (the elevator goes nowhere near where you want to be) and walk around the corner, passing two or three false entrances you may try to access, finally ending up in a dim vestibule that is far grander than you may imagine it to be.
To make sure no Chinese were using false identification papers to gain entrance under one of the permitted categories, immigration officers detained all new arrivals from China and interrogated them intensely about their identity, sometimes for months.
Incidentally, conspiracy theorists moved to email me between one and several hundred times tonight – or to post screeds of comments – may care to know that all these are literally printed out and shredded into the false snow which hides the entrance to the Rothschilds' fortress of solitude in the Canadian Rockies.
Moreover, these data show that the only context in which significant false rejections occur is in guarding the nest entrance in bees and wasps (a context we explore in detail later).
For some, this is entrancing, for others it may seem false and repetitive, but it is a bold stylistic choice that is flatly theatrical and _un_realistic.
After two false starts, the Graduate Record Exam, the graduate school entrance test, will be revamped and slightly lengthened in 2011 and graded on a new scale of 130 to 170.
The producers also concealed a narrow door of the garage entrance with a potted plant, and added false window panes to the windows, concealing the existing vertical blinds.
In many sand wasp species, a behavior has evolved where the sand wasp digs one or more false burrows that extend from nearby the real nest entrance into the ground.
