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interleave
To intersperse one after the other. See sector interleave and memory interleaving.
interleave [‚in·tər′lēv]
(computer science)
To alternate parts of one sequence with parts of one or more other sequences in a cyclic fashion such that each sequence retains its identity.
To arrange the members of a sequence of memory addresses in different memory modules of a computer system, in order to reduce the time taken to access the sequence.
interleave - interleaving
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