Though the camera tried to fill the frame with choreography, its real focus was on the set, so that the dancers in the foreground — particularly in the larger divertissement dances — often seemed not quite distinct.
Standing - and particularly in the foreground - is seen as a more powerful pose.[16].[16]
The complex background of the Mobile sequence (the background is the wall paper, e.g., everything except the train, the wagon, the ball, and the rails), which contains the same colors as the foreground objects (particularly in the region directly behind the ball) makes it difficult to segment out and track the ball.
There have been previous studies (Castles, 2000; Teitelbaum, 1984; Zolberg, 1989 and Zolberg, Suhrke, Aguayo, 1986) that foregrounded Western states' – particularly the United States' – involvement with immigration and refugees as a foreign policy tool.
The occult lyrics and imagery employed by Black Sabbath and Uriah Heep would prove particularly influential; Led Zeppelin also began foregrounding such elements with its fourth album, released in 1971.
And the foreground isn't bad either, particularly as the route twists and curls through the thick forests around the border.
From a wide variety of approaches and views, one particularly important question has come into the foreground: Is it possible to explain evil at all?
This method yields spatially acceptable results but suffers from flickering artifacts particularly when it comes to the static foreground objects.
The aforementioned seven-minute scene demonstrates a surprising degree of sophistication, particularly in shot perspective and the arrangement of foreground and background elements.
We just got the photos developed and we did a great job, particularly one with one of us in the foreground and Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston smack bang over her right shoulder".
New Mathematics was a relatively recent, and particularly controversial, movement in education that attempted to foreground the "important operations" of mathematics, at the expense of procedural mastery (Adler, 1972).
