Sentence examples for foreground from from inspiring English sources
The huge wind and brass sections steal the foreground from the habitually warmer sonority of the strings, and the percussion section dominates over everything.
By using framing from a short video to separate the foreground from the background, you can scrap practically any kind of visual obstruction — from rain drops to chain link fences.
It was a heady confluence, made headier still by the restaurant's bounty of Spanish wines, scores of them, seizing the foreground from France and Italy, which too often dominate it.
More Arts News Enlarge This Image Richard Termine for The New York Times Foreground, from left, Andrzej Dobber, Sondra Radvanovsky, Phillip Ens and José Cura (in the pulpit) in the Met's revival of "Stiffelio," a neglected Verdi opera that made its debut in 1850.
Analyzing an image said to be of a "Turkish woman" at home, Fatma Aliye Hanim, an Ottoman proto-feminist writer, found, Professor Celik said, that "the head scarf was the Arabian kaffiyeh, the vest and the pants were Albanian, the chair in the foreground from Damascus, and the cup on it from India".
This kind of dimensional ambiguity isn't new to Wiley's work; in "Napoleon Leading the Army Over the Alps," a large-scale painting that used to hang in the high-ceilinged front lobby of the Brooklyn Museum, a damask of ovoid gold-on-blood-red occasionally steals the foreground from the portly man astride his horse who is the painting's ostensible star.
B-modes can come from "foreground" radiation from within our galaxy, or when the gravity from the vast web of matter that fills the universe distorts the image of E-modes in the CMB.
"The issue of women's roles in the war of liberation has been foregrounded from time to time by women's groups.
The masked portion would then be re-exposed to insert foreground elements from the live footage.
Many algorithms have been designed to segment the foreground objects from the background of a sequence.
Simply put: a pleasing blur that separates the foreground (person) from the background (other junk).
