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• sequence: Without synchronization, two different threads could interleave these sequences producing undesirable results, as illustrated in Figure 23.

• copy: Interleaved copy, signed by Mrs. M. Elmore, New York, April 24, 1857.

• spectrum: This is known as ' interleaved spectrum ' and can be used for a variety of local or regional services.

• sheet: We were also able to show visitors to the stand children's books with braille on clear plastic sheets interleaved between the print pages.

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• paper: Only stack plates of the same size and interleave with kitchen paper or tissue.

• peat: A small test pit excavated at the southern edge of the deposits showed that the deposits were interleaved with peat.

• layer: It was filled with a tumble of large stones interleaved with ashy layers rich in animal bone.

• component: To this end, tree learning algorithms are interleaved with a knowledge representation component.

• discussion: New Hard Disks The discussion of this topic was interleaved with discussion of sponsorship issues.

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• also: It also interleaves VDG RAM access to prevent contention.

• together: The target text that contains the meaning associated with the search term can either be displayed parallel or interleaved together with the search text.

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• text: Engraved frontispiece, plus six other plates interleaved in text, all save one ( undated ) bearing the date 1829.

• order: For this example, the RGB image will be pixel interleaved in order to be exported to a JPEG file.

• time: Auditory streaming and attention One relatively simple situation occurs when the sounds to be separated are interleaved in time.