Pass
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Pass(ing) may refer to:
[edit] Movement or route past an object
- Half-pass, a movement in dressage, in which the horse moves forward and sideways at the same time
- Mountain pass, a lower place in a mountain range allowing easier passage
- Pass, of a compiler, is a run of a code processor in a computer programming language compiler
- Pass (sleight of hand), a sleight of hand move
- The Pass, a sleight of hand move
- Making a pass, an attempt at romantic seduction
- First pass effect, a phenomenon of drug metabolism whereby the concentration of a drug is greatly reduced before it reaches the systemic circulation
- Passing or overtaking, when a faster vehicle moves in front of a slower one on a road
- Passing lane, a lane on a road for use while overtaking
- Passing loop, a section of double track on a single-line railway where trains can pass each other
- Passing feces, defecation
- Passing water, urination
- Passing, approval of a proposed law by a legislative body
- Passing away, a euphemism for dying
- Passing out, losing consciousness
- Passing out, graduation from a military academy
- Two pass verification or double data entry, a data entry quality control method
[edit] Permit
- Pass, a ticket for unlimited admission, discounts, etc
- Backstage pass, an employee pass for backstage areas of a performance venue
- Press pass or press card, a document granting special privilege or access to journalists
- Transit pass or bus pass, a ticket for unlimited travel on buses, trains etc
- Eurail pass, a pass issued by Eurail Group for trains and buses in Europe
- E-ZPass, an electronic toll collection system used on most tolled roads, bridges, and tunnels in the northeastern United States
- Indrail Pass, a railway pass for Indian railways available to foreign nationals
- I-PASS, an electronic toll-collection system used by the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority
- Railroad Pass, a ticket that can be used to travel on a railroad
- Universal Transit Pass or U-Pass, unlimited access to local transit for students
- Pass (United States military), permission for military personnel to be away from their unit for a short period in the U.S. military
- Pass laws, laws in apartheid South Africa designed to segregate the population and limit the movements of the non-white populace
- Hall pass, a token allowing a pupil to visit the restroom in school
[edit] Passing from one person or thing to another
- Buck passing, passing responsibility from one person to another
- Message passing, a form of communication in computer science
- Variational message passing, a mathematical technique for continuous-valued Bayesian networks
- Passing (sports), to pass the ball or puck between members of the same team
- Passing (juggling), when two or more people share a juggling pattern
- Token passing, a channel access method in telecommunications where a "token" authorizes nodes to communicate
[edit] Passing off or passing as
- Passing off, in law, presenting one product as another
- Passing (sociology), to present oneself off as a member of another sociological group, such as:
- Passing (disability), a disabled person presenting themselves as not being disabled or as being less disabled than they really are
- Passing (ethnic group), a member of one ethnic group presenting themselves as a member of another
- Passing (gender), a person of one sex presenting themselves as a member of the opposite gender, or an intersexed person presenting themselves as a chosen gender
- Passing (racial identity), a person of one race presenting themselves as a member of another
- Passing (sexual orientation), a person of one sexual orientation presenting themselves as another
- Passing (social class), a person of one social class presenting themselves as a member of another
[edit] Places
- Pass Christian, a city in Harrison County, Mississippi
[edit] People
- Joe Pass (Joseph Anthony Passalaqua, 1929–1994), jazz musician
[edit] Acronyms
- PASS Sample Size Software, Power Analysis and Sample Size Software
- Proof of Age Standards Scheme
- Professional Association for SQL Server, a global Microsoft SQL Server community group
- PASS device, Personal Alert Safety System
- Pro-Am Sports System, a former Detroit-area cable television channel
- Payments as a Secure Service
- Primary Avionics Software System
[edit] Culture
[edit] Music
- All Things Must Pass, a triple album by George Harrison
- Far Away Trains Passing By, an album by Ulrich Schnauss
- "Is she not passing fair?", a song written by the English composer Edward Elgar
- "Like An Angel Passing Through My Room", a song by ABBA
- A Painter Passing Through, an album by Canadian singer Gordon Lightfoot
- Pass The Flask, an album by post-hardcore band The Bled
- "Passing Afternoon", a single by band Iron and Wine
- "Passing By", a song written by Brian Wilson for the American pop band The Beach Boys
- The Ever Passing Moment, an album by MxPx
- A Passing Fancy, a Toronto band
- "Passing Friend", a song written by Boy George and Roy Hay, and recorded by The Beach Boys
- "Passing Strangers", an Ultravox single
- Passing Through (album), an album by American singer/songwriter Owen Temple
- Slip Stitch and Pass, a live album by Phish
[edit] Books
- A Dark Night's Passing, a novel by Japanese writer Shiga Naoya
- The Passing of the Armies, a Civil War memoir by Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
- The Passing of the Great Race, a 1916 book of scientific racism by Madison Grant
- Passing (novel), a novel by Nella Larsen
- Passing Time in the Loo, a series of books of facts and trivia
[edit] Films and theatre
- The Passing of Hell's Crown, a 1916 Western film featuring Harry Carey
- Passing Glory, a baseball drama film
- Passing Parade, a long-running series of MGM short films
- Winter Passing, a 2005 American film written and directed by Adam Rapp
- The Passing Show of 1916, a Broadway musical revue
- The Passing Show of 1918, a Broadway musical revue
[edit] Television
- Passing Through Gethsemane, an episode from the science-fiction television series Babylon 5
[edit] See also
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