to interleave
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- verb
- /ˌɪntərˈliːv/
- In the new design, the engineer will interleave cooling channels within the equipment for better efficiency.
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Watch on YouTubeWe, we take, let's say an entire game, we map it to a string of numbers that will all be probably image space and action space interleaved.
- We, we take, let's say an entire game, we map it to a string of numbers that will all be probably image space and action space interleaved.
- And from this perspective, the US is a system of interleaving clubs.
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Parallel learning principles—spaced practice, interleaved practice, and expanded practice—have been formulated by cognitive psychologists.
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In particular, we don't have to care about all possible ways of interleaving thread instructions.
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But again, we can start to interleave more instructions.
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Yes, you need to like interleave the two thumb checks, right?
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The approach taken within LOLA is to interleave the planning with the application of the teaching operators.
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During training, the problem types were either massed or interleaved.
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OK, so there's four think sessions interleaved by three eat sessions.
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Many experiments need a spectrum of energies and will interleave their runs as the beam is upgraded to higher energies.
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There were three interleaved response tasks for the testing protocols: threshold testing, loudness matching, and pitch matching.
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To improve her cooking skills, she decided to interleave theory with practical exercises.
Synonyms
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To insert scenes like interviews or real footage between shots to show different times
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To interrupt by adding a remark or placing something between people
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To put things in different places among other things
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To put an object between two parts or layers
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Put documents between other papers in a file or on a shelf
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Etymology
Interleave comes from the prefix inter- 'between' and the idea of a leaf 'page', so it originally meant putting a sheet between other sheets. That's why to interleave now is to insert or alternate pages, sheets, or data 'between' others to keep them safe, in order, or to work faster.