He concedes that now he finds "death does press in on the writing, and it does become the subject, even if it's not foregrounded".
"Mixed communities work well," he writes, "only so long as consciousness of the Other is not foregrounded".
Even where senior staff had initiated action to increase awareness of delirium risk (e.g. posters displaying risk factors), this did not inform assessment and care practices: "it's not in the foreground of people's minds" [Geriatrician].
It is not therefore new, but it was certainly foregrounded in philosophy and given a modern lease of life in the context of the new logical systems developed by Frege, Russell and Carnap.
To build a correct background model when training samples are not foreground-free, we propose a novel robust dictionary learning algorithm.
It's not about pushing them to the foreground, because they don't go away.
It was not her style to operate in the foreground.
That was at a point at which, yes he was always very critical of the regime but it was not a question of life and limb, the pressure from the Chinese regime was not so much in the foreground.
(Although it's not clear whether some usage metadata might not be transmitted to Google via this route). "GCM is only used as a push event to tell the Signal Android client to wake up and connect to the Signal server to retrieve messages from the queue if the app isn't in the foreground," he writes.
Or, to be more precise, the bit where the car would fly straight into the audience if it weren't for the branch in the foreground that renders the potential 3D quality of this scene redundant?
Pennant, and presumably his in-crowd compadres, sees the films as a way of preserving the values and reinforcing the mythology of a certain era – "respect" is a word that still gets bandied around a lot – but, interestingly, for him race is not a foreground issue.
