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foresight [′fȯr‚sīt] (engineering) A sight or bearing on a new survey point, taken in a forward direction and made in order to determine its elevation. A sight on a previously established survey point, taken in order to close a circuit. A reading taken on a level rod to determine the elevation of the point on which the rod rests when read. Also known as minus sight.
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| Foresightful owners would do well to begin promoting water-conservation education and building-wide programs for residents so that when meters are eventually installed, residents will be already accustomed to turning off the faucet while they brush their teeth. |
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