For each sequence, both the left and right views had been interlacing and complementary row downsampled with a factor 2 before encoding.
A uniform dose deposition mode has been recently used by interlacing two arrays (90°) of parallel minibeams (680 µm wide) [22].
Because the magnets are slow, the TV display has to be interlaced, meaning it paints one set of 240 lines and then, one 30th of a second later, another set adjacent to the first just as the first set is fading.
In this paper, two types of hybrid stacking arrangements namely sandwich and interlaced hybrid sequences has been investigated.
The circular font, made of gritstone, dates from the 12th-century; it has a "very crude interlacing strap ornament", and has been fitted upon a more modern base.
Also of note, thermal asymmetric interlaced-PCR (TAIL-PCR) has been successfully used to map many P-element and piggyBac insertions [37].
The old part of the city has arcaded streets that are interlaced with canals.
We're not talking about a marginal urban elite or, to quote James Joyce scholar Spiro Agnew, an "effete corps of impudent snobs," but a crucial backbone of world culture, which has an output that is interlaced with our sense of identity and emergence as thinking, feeling individuals.
Fort Lauderdale itself is interlaced with recreational waterways and has extensive boating facilities, which have given rise to a busy marine industry.
That's why computer monitors long ago swapped interlacing for progressive scanning.Broadcasters have been pushing 720 lines progressive (720p) for high-definition sports programmes that include lots of moving objects, and 1080 interlaced (1080i) for everything else.
