The phrase "interleaved in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to denote a connection or relationship between two separate elements or ideas. For example, "The new employee interleaved in quickly with the existing team dynamics."
We characterise this variability for two (or more) subjects as interleaved in a scenario where a player gets statement choices from within these interleaving subjects without a predetermined order.
But these scenes are not to be developed and interleaved in the manner of an Altman or a Paul Thomas Anderson, neither do they form an ingenious construct of perspectives of the sort offered by Tarantino.
Typically the subject matter had been interleaved in one rolling session.
For OFDM systems, the pilot and data symbols are interleaved in the frequency domain.
The autobiographical retrieval task was interleaved in an event-related design with a semantic retrieval task (category generation).
Alternatively, MR navigators can be acquired interleaved in other MR imaging, but this is currently only implemented for a very limited number of MR sequences [17].
It is the first rigorous, classroom-based test of interleaving in mathematics.
Criterion 1 can minimize the overall BER, however it requires interleaving in multipage architecture which reduces the speed performance.
This effect is consistent with the results obtained in different fields that investigate the role of interleaving in BB or SB synchronization [26, 27].
Kornell and Bjork (2008) examined the effects of interleaving in a task that might be pertinent to a student of the history of art: the ability to match paintings to their respective painters.
Since it is easy for younger students to confuse this type of unhelpful interleaving with the more helpful interleaving of related information, it may be best for teachers of younger grades to create opportunities for interleaving in homework and quiz assignments rather than putting the onus on the students themselves to make use of the technique.
