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interleaveTo 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.
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Using the fiber communication method, it interleaves the signals and audio outputs while eliminating the need for any additional fiber communication boards. M-Shield Mobile Security Technology is a system-level security solution that closely interleaves hardware and software mechanisms to provide the highest level of security. ISS is also warning customers about an additional vulnerability announced by Microsoft today in Windows Audio Video Interleave (AVI) file parsing. |
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