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▪ I. interleave, n. Computing and Telecommunications.|ˈɪntəliːv|
[f. *interleave v. 3.]
= *interleaving vbl. n. 2.
1967Technology Week 23 Jan. 11/1 (Advt.), One reason why Sigma 5 gets more efficient as it grows larger is that when memory modules are added interleave and overlap occur. 1975G. E. Newton in Huet & Kahn Proving & Improving Programs 287 The concept of a refinement of a function is presented and used in conjunction with the interleave operation to define the concurrent performance of sequences of functions. 1984IEEE Software Oct. 55/2 If we say two processes, P1 and P2, are interleaved by enumerating their m2 partial states, then the interleave principle simply states that if a violation of the mutual exclusion, starvation, or deadlock feature occurs, it must occur in one of the m2 partial states. 1991Compute! Nov. 133/1 Calibrate optimizes your hard disk interleave to maximize data transfer speed and performs nondestructive low-level formatting of the disk.
▪ II. interleave, v.|ɪntəˈliːv|
[f. inter- 1 a + leaf n.1 (pl. leaves).]
1. trans. To insert leaves, usually blank, between the ordinary leaves of (a book).
1668Wood Life (O.H.S.) II. 140 Interleaving the book, he added to it [etc.]. 1712Addison Spect. No. 547 ⁋2 Having the two last volumes in large paper interleaved for her own private use. 1839J. G. Lockhart Let. in Smiles Mem. J. Murray (1891) II. xxxiv. 453 He is going to interleave his copy and annotate largely. 1874Blackie Self-Cult. 21 The young student cannot begin too early the practice of interleaving certain books.
2. transf. and fig. To insert or introduce something at regular intervals between (things) or between the parts of (a thing). Const. with.
1822–56De Quincey Confess. (1862) 143 Any feasible plan for interleaving days of hardship with days of ease. 1861H. R. Reynolds in Life vii. (1898) 176 We do vary and curtail and interleave the liturgy with free prayer and psalmody. 1878A. H. Green, etc. Coal ii. 42 Towards the north..the rock becomes interleaved with shale and sandstone.
b. With inverted construction. Const. in.
1802T. S. Surr Splendid Misery III. 49 The transparent Fashions of London and Paris..not unaptly interleaved in Les Études de la Nature.
Add:3. Computing and Telecommunications. To interfile (two or more digitized signals or sequences of information) by alternating between them; to alternate (one such signal or sequence) with others. Also, to divide (memory, etc.) between a number of different tasks by allocating successive segments to each in turn.
1956Proc. Inst. Electr. Engin. CIII. b. Suppl. iii. 371/1 In such a computer arithmetical operations are facilitated by interleaving the digits of the words stored on the drum. 1962Gloss. Terms Automatic Data Processing (B.S.I.) 70 Interleave (to), 1. To assign successive addresses to locations separated physically or in time by other locations. 2. To allocate digits to cells on a track such that cells allocated to successive digits of a particular word are separated by a specific number of intermediate cells which may be allocated similarly to the digits of other words. 1969Brit. Pat. 1, 172, 747 3 Dec. 1/2 In each data group the error checking digits are interleaved with the information digits. 1976Aviation Week & Space Technol. 16 Feb. 57/1 The Naval Electronics Laboratory Center at San Diego..found it necessary to synchronize and interleave four 250 megabits/sec. electronic drivers to achieve the desired operating speed in the optical device. 1987Which Video? Jan. 27/3 One of the biggest problems with ordinary TV reception is the need for both luminance and chrominance to share the same transmission channel. It's cleverly arranged by ‘interleaving’ the two streams of information. 1988PC Mag. 27 Dec. 217/1 Micro 1's toll-free tech support can walk you through options like the one that loads the BIOS into RAM for faster operations, as well as others that interleave memory for near-zero-wait-state operation. |