Sentence examples for false passing from inspiring English sources

In Homer's Odyssey, for example, dreams are classed as false ("passing through the Gate of Ivory") and as true ("passing the Gate of Horn").

The page received enormous press attention, even though he never printed out or used a false pass himself.

For three ice-free months a year, False Pass provides a shortcut for fishermen making their way between the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea.

So each year, before vessels start to use False Pass, the US Coast Guard must send out buoy tenders to mark the shifting channels.

Petit had a false pass in the name of 'Philip Asher' and a crutch that led everyone to facilitate his progress, rather like the assassin in The Day of the Jackal.

These verifications prevent false failures or false passes when performing tests with materials that do not meet the requirements.

Even statements that are not just false but that we know are false can pass the semantic-fittingness test, as, for example, (in the quip by A. Chakrabarti 1994) the views of one's opponents!

But these few faint false notes pass quickly -- and they're not at all present in Stevenson's depiction of the determined, unscrupulous Aphra Behn.

According to human rights groups, recent State Department reports and witnesses, the Ethiopian government has recently imprisoned opposition leaders on false charges, passed laws to stymie intellectual and human rights groups and silenced independent media.

In addition, the lane detection system reduces the searching area and the number of false candidates passed to further stages.

For instance, if the peak picking criteria are loose, the recall is high but a large number of false peaks pass through the filter, and result in a low precision.