This eliminates many subtle and not-so-subtle artifacts of interlaced.
Literary scholar M. Keith Booker argues that Vargas Llosa perfects the technique of interlacing dialogues in his novel The Green House.
Histology showed the tumour to consist of interlacing bundles of spindle cells [Figure 2].
The network phase composed of poly 2-vinylpyridine) was first crosslinked with 1,4-diiodobutane and then the matrix poly 2-vinylpyridinelyisoprene was degraded by ozonolysis to obtain "firststanding" double gyroid network texture in whicrosslinkedsets of netwiths are interlaced without contacts with one another in vacant space via their grain boundary connections.
Our approach utilises an inverse matrix eigenvalue theorem published by Hochstadt in 1974, which states that the Jacobi matrix, describing the system's discrete evolution equations, is uniquely determined by its eigenvalues and the eigenvalues of its largest leading principal submatrix, as long as the two sets of eigenvalues interlace.
The resulting 3D data set is free of interlacing artifacts.
The receptacle consists of a spongy network of "arms" interlaced to make meshes of unequal size.
The alternative, 1080i, was a fudge that worked by having half the rows in a screen of 1,920 by 1,080 pixels refreshed in one cycle, and the other (interlaced) set of rows during the next cycle.By flipping rapidly between the screen's two alternative sets of lines, interlacing aims to trick the eye into thinking it is seeing a higher resolution than is actually present.
North Italian ateliers were popularizing the use of interlace (i.e., ornaments of intricately intertwined bands) in chancel decoration.
The screen is bright and sharp, though it appears to have a sort of interlacing effect.
