Sentence examples for is foreground from inspiring English sources
verb
To place in the foreground (physically or metaphorically)
What the gender-shift does is foreground the violence, machismo and paranoia, which feed into staggering battle scenes, particularly the dream-like siege sequence, silent except for the orchestral score.
Thomas Kasulis (2002) puts a similar point in a visual metaphor: what is foreground in one culture may be background in another culture.
Assign action: current pixel can take on any existing provisional label in the mask without the need for consideration of label equivalences (either only one pixel is foreground or all pixels share the same label) 4.
Our algorithm, according to the object area accounts for a large proportion of the whole image as the background and the remains is foreground, has better robustness for remote sensing image processing based on background prior.
On the other hand, if the current pixel is foreground, Wu et al. [6]'s decision tree is going to check the pixel "x" between 2 and 5 times but our proposed decision tree will only check it between 2 and 4 times.
Finally, if the static index n_Static X,Y) of the selected pixel point is bigger than 0.93 × n_NumFrame (0.93 is determined by experiments in the proposed algorithm), then the pixel point (X,Y) is background point, otherwise it is foreground point.
The author's struggle to write the novel is foregrounded in the text.
The musician that is foregrounded here, of course, is J.S. Bach, the master of the fugue.
British speakers plump for scrap paper -- or if the activity of quick note-taking is foregrounded, scribbling paper.
A marked Theme is a variation of the unmarked whereby focused information is foregrounded.
A Native understanding of health as relation (to land, community, past and one's own body) is foregrounded.
