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foreground

the area of space in a perspective picture, depicted as nearest the viewer

foreground [′fȯr‚grau̇nd]

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A program or process of high priority that utilizes machine facilities as needed, with less critical, background work performed in otherwise unused time.

foreground - (Unix) On a time-sharing system, a task executing in foreground is one able to accept input from and return output to the user in contrast to one running in the background. Nowadays this term is primarily associated with Unix, but it appears first to have been used in this sense on OS/360. Normally, there is only one foreground task per terminal (or terminal window). Having multiple processes simultaneously reading the keyboard is confusing.

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No references found	Foregrounding issues of gender and race and the interplay between them, she walks readers through the Civil War era, Reconstruction, the return of white supremacy, the prelude to reform, the Progressive spirit, the suffrage movement and other politics through World War I, the modern decades, the Great Depression and the New Deal, and World War II. Women and gender in the new South; 1865-1945 by Reference & Research Book News By foregrounding abjection in paintings like the award-winning Melancholia (1986), Dora and the Other Woman (1988), and Cape of Good Hope--'A History Painting' (1989-90), among others, Schmahmann enriches our understanding of Siopis's ability to upturn restrictions upon and among women that South Africa once cast as different. Between Union and Liberation: Women Artists in South Africa 1910-1994 by Hill, Shannen / African Arts Foregrounding dynamics of standardization, consumption, and capitalism highlights the manner in which power circulates in and through seemingly benign social institutions and discourses. Pedagogies of absence: education beyond an ethos of standardization by O'Malley, Michael P. / Childhood Education	forebrain forebuilding forebulge forecast forecast period forecast verification Forecast, Economic Forecast, Scientific and Technological Forecast, Weather forecast-reversal test Forecasting forecastle forecastle deck Forecasts, Marine forechurch foreclosure foreclosure sale forecourt Foredeep foredune Forefathers' Day forefinger forefoot foreground foreground/background foregrounding foregut forehand forehand welding forehead Forehearth foreign Foreign Affairs foreign agent foreign aid Foreign Board Foreign Bodies Foreign Broadcasting Foreign Campaigns of the Russian Army of 1813-14 foreign element foreign exchange foreign exchange service foreign format foreign inclusion foreign key Foreign Languages, Pedagogical Institutes of Foreign Legion Foreign Legion, French foreign matter foreign minister Foreign Ministers, Council	Foregleam forego forego forego foregoer foregoer foregoers foregoers foregoes foregoes foregoing foregoing foregone foregone foregone foregone conclusion foregone conclusion foregone conclusion Foregone Conclusions Foregone Conclusions Foregone Revenue foreground foreground foreground Foreground Channel foreground processing Foreground-Background Processor Sharing foreground/background foregrounded foregrounded foregrounding foregrounds foregrounds FOREGS Foreguess foregut foregut foregut foreguts foreguts foreguts forehand forehand forehand forehand drive Forehand rent forehand shot forehand stroke forehand welding forehanded forehanded forehandedly forehandedly forehandedness forehandedness forehands forehands forehands forehead forehead forehead

Foregrounding issues of gender and race and the interplay between them, she walks readers through the Civil War era, Reconstruction, the return of white supremacy, the prelude to reform, the Progressive spirit, the suffrage movement and other politics through World War I, the modern decades, the Great Depression and the New Deal, and World War II.

Women and gender in the new South; 1865-1945 by Reference & Research Book News

By foregrounding abjection in paintings like the award-winning Melancholia (1986), Dora and the Other Woman (1988), and Cape of Good Hope--'A History Painting' (1989-90), among others, Schmahmann enriches our understanding of Siopis's ability to upturn restrictions upon and among women that South Africa once cast as different.

Between Union and Liberation: Women Artists in South Africa 1910-1994 by Hill, Shannen / African Arts

Foregrounding dynamics of standardization, consumption, and capitalism highlights the manner in which power circulates in and through seemingly benign social institutions and discourses.

Pedagogies of absence: education beyond an ethos of standardization by O'Malley, Michael P. / Childhood Education

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