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English - Turkish
{f} karışmak
karıştır
karıştırmak
ağ gibi örmek
birbirine geçirmek
(Tekstil) arasından geçirmek
şebeke haline koymak
{f} geçmek
{f} with -e yer yer serpiştirmek: He interlaced his
birbirine geçir
birbirine dolamak
birbirine dolanmak
birbirine geçmek

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interlace to form wattle
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(Askeri) ÖRGÜLÜ TARAMA, TELEVİZYON TARAMA TEKNİĞİ: Bunda, eğer hatlar sıra ile numaralanmışsa bütün tek numaralı hatlar ilk önce taranır; sonra da çift numaralı hatlara geçilir
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English - English
To cross one another as if woven together, as interlacing branches; to intertwine; to blend intricately
To cross one with another; to interweave: as, to interlace wires; hence, to mingle; to blend
A technique of improving the picture quality of a video signal primarily on CRT devices without consuming extra bandwidth
venetian blind effect which allows portions of an image to be displayed while viewers wait for the whole image to download
hold in a locking position; "He locked his hands around her neck"
To unite, as by lacing together; to insert or interpose one thing within another; to intertwine; to interweave
[BSG] A technique of placing alternate word-pairs or word-quads of the system's physical memory (core) address space in alternate SCUs, to allow instructions accessing blocks of memory to overlap memory access The CPUs and GIOCs/IOMs were capable of doing this, by means of a queue in their Port Logic
Interlace refers to the scanning method used by the two fields that produce the single frame of information Field one scans the odd lines and field two scans the even Two types of interlacing are commonly used CCTV system cameras random, and 2 to 1 random interlacing has a random and not a defined starting point for the scan line 2 to 1 interlace has a defined starting scan point and will offer a more stable picture
Storing partial data from a single graphic image in multiple sequences The purpose of interlacing is to have a partial image initially appear on screen rather than having to wait for the image to appear in its entirety With interlacing, equally spaced sets of lines from the original image are stored together, and these sets appear one on top of the other in sequence
Arrangement of data in a GIF file to allow the image to be viewed (on the Web) as it is being downloaded An interlaced image displays starting with every eighth row, then every fourth, and so on, allowing more of the developing image to be "seen" than if displayed one line at a time from the top There is service on the Web that will convert your gif files to interlaced files see: http: //www vrl com/Imaging/interlace html Or use ppmtogif At NAS, use Photoshop to make interlaced GIFs Or, on the NAS system, to interlace a GIF file, use: giftopnm image gif | ppmtogif -interlaced > image-interlaced gif To convert a TIFF file to an interlaced, transparent-background GIF, try this: tifftopnm filename tiff | ppmquant -256 | ppmtogif -interlace -transparent rgbi: 1/1/1 >out gif
(1) To distribute data in non-contiguous logical data units across disk slices
(n ) A scanning standard in which alternate raster lines of a frame are displaced vertically by half the scan line pitch and displaced temporally by half the frame time, to form an odd field and an even field Also called 2: 1 interlace
spin or twist together so as to form a cord; "intertwine the ribbons"; "Twine the threads into a rope"
If a graphic is interlaced, that means it will load on the screen in parts, gradually coming in in what looks like layers While an interlaced graphic loads, you can usually read the text instead of sitting there twiddling your toes, waiting
A repeating series of SSR interrogation modes The interlace pattern may be determined either on a p r p (pulse-repetition period) to p r p basis or on an antenna rotation to antenna rotation basis It may also be made on a combined p r p /antenna basis
Method of redrawing the screen by alternate lines
Interlacing is a process of displaying graphic files in a non-contiguous manner, alternating rows of pixels rather than by painting pixels in sequential rows down the page With interlaced display, a rough outline of the image appears more quickly, although many people do not like the visual effect the process creates Analog television pictures are displayed this way - first all the odd numbered lines, then all the even numbered lines - to help reduce flicker in the image
{f} interweave, cross over and under as if woven together; intertwine, mingle together
The method of dividing a video frame into two fields; one made up of the odd-numbered horizontal lines, the other made up of even-numbered lines

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ınterlace
{v} to intermix, insert, put together
interlacing
(Bilgisayar) Interlacing (also known as interleaving) is a method of encoding a bitmap image such that a person who has partially received it sees a degraded copy of the entire image. When communicating over a slow communications link, this is often preferable to seeing a perfectly clear copy of one part of the image, as it helps the viewer decide more quickly whether to abort or continue the transmission
To interlace
interlock
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or noninterlaced: Interlacing is a technique that enables a monitor to have more resolution, but it reduces the monitor's reaction speed
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The method of displaying images on television monitors using fields of odd and even lines that oscillate back and forth
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this is said of lexicalized isotopies whose sememes alternate in sequences or chains that are at a lower level than the dimension of the period
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A method of refreshing the image on a monitor Instead of refreshing the entire image (non-interlaced), an interlaced monitor refreshes the odd-numbered scan lines first, then refreshes the even-numbered scan lines on the second pass This reduces the amount of new information that has to be passed on each sweep, but causes almost unnoticeable flicker, that can result in eye fatigue
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An image sensor that gathers its data by first processing the odd lines and then the even lines See also Progressive Scan
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Interlaced images are displayed progressively GIF images on the web for example can be designed in this way so that they appear like Venetian blinds giving the end user an idea of the picture before it is fully downloaded
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When even lines are displayed after odd lines on a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) terminal or TV This method of displaying an image creates an irritating flutter that is visible when still images such as text are displayed Most computer displays are noninterlaced interpolation: A mathematical process used to estimate a value that lies between two known values
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Short for interlaced scanning Also called line interlace A system of video scanning whereby the odd- and even-numbered lines of a picture are transmitted consecutively as two separate interleaved fields Interlace is a form of compression
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{s} interwoven, crisscrossed as if woven together; intertwined, mingled together
interlaced
A system of video scanning where odd- and even-numbered lines of a TV picture are transmitted consecutively as two separate interleaved fields Interlace is a form of compression and has been used for decades in analog (NTSC) TV
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having a pattern of fretwork or latticework
interlaced
A procedure that displays an image in coarse form first, followed by finer detail This allows you to get an idea about an image without having to display the entire image first
interlaced
An interlaced display is one where each complete image shown on a monitor’s display is drawn in two steps A non-interlaced monitor refreshes the display in a single pass A good-quality monitor is normally capable of supporting a non-interlaced display at a refresh rate of 70 Hz or more
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An analog video signal consisting of alternating odd and even fields The two fields are superimposed to create a single frame See also interlaced odd and interlaced even
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Images split into lines then alternate lines transmitted using Netscape This gives the effect of the image gradually increasing in resolution
interlaced
past of interlace
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If things are interlaced, parts of one thing go over, under, or between parts of another. During my whole report, he sat with his eyes closed and his fingers interlaced. languid women, their flowing locks interlaced with flowers and vines. = entwined. things that are interlaced are joined together, with parts of the one thing going over or around parts of the other
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A method of scanning a screen which results in alternate lines being drawn with each full pass of the electron beam The resulting display is less stable than a flicker-free non-interlaced display
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a scanning pattern for monitors that scans every other row of pixels
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TV/video systems in which the electron beam writes every other line, then retraces itself to make a second pass to complete the final framed image Originally, this reduced magnetic line paring, but took twice as long to paint, which added some flicker in graphic images
interlaces
plural of interlace
interlacing
occurs when an image begins to be built on the screen while the image file is still being downloaded
interlacing
Images can be saved in an interlaced format, so that rather than consecutively displaying the lines that make up the image, the image displays every eighth line and than every fourth line so that the viewer can see a preview Presenting interlaced images lets the reader begin scrolling through the page while the image loads Interlaced GIF's, Progressive JPEG's, and PNG's are all examples of interlaced file formats
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Synonym interlaced scanning
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Painting graphics on screen by skipping rows (normally every 4th: 1,5,9 then 2,6,10; 3,7,11; and finally 4,8,12) This allows the viewer to see the entire image in poor quality immediately, rather than waiting until the complete image has been downloaded in good quality
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Interlacing is a method of displaying image on the screen in its entirety but at low blocky resolution as soon as image appears on the screen As the image data continues to load, image quality improves Interlacing is useful option for big images that will be used in WWW Interlacing only applies to images saved in the GIF and PNG format
interlacing
plural of interlace
interlacing
When the cathode-ray tube (CTR) on a monitor scans every row to display information on the screen It tends to flicker The best computer monitors are non-interlacing
interlacing
Enables an image to load in several stages of resolution Creates the illusion that graphics (and, therefore, whole pages) load more quickly and gives the reader a chance to see a fuzzy recognizable image quickly enough to know whether to wait or move on
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The image slowly appears in focus, as the page loads, because the browser focuses during several passes through the complete image Non-interlaced images, by contrast, load a line at a time from top to bottom, as the browser loads and focuses the image in a single pass
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A scanning system that reduces flicker on computer screen In this system even lines of the image are scanned during one downward sweep of the scanning beam and remaining odd lines are scanned during the nest downward sweep of the scanning beam
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A video display technique in which the electron beam refreshes (updates) all odd-numbered scan lines in one sweep of the screen and all even-numbered scan lines in the next Interlacing takes advantage of both the screen phosphor's ability to maintain an image for a short time before fading and the human eye's tendency to average subtle differences in light intensity By refreshing alternate lines, interlacing halves the number of lines to update in one screen sweep
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Storage or transfer of information other than in a "natural" sequence Interlacing is commonly used in televisions and computer display screens On an interlaced display, the electron beam first scans all the even numbered lines on the raster, then all the odd numbered lines, covering the whole frame in two scans This doubles the vertical resolution without increasing the scan rate The cost of this increased resolution is that any given pixel is refreshed only half as often For an interlaced display to appear flicker-free, it may need a phosphor with a higher persistence
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linked or locked closely together as by dovetailing
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Even known as progressive display Both GIF, JPG and TIFF has supported this features since about 1990
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{i} method of display in which even and odd lines are scanned separately on the screen so that the display seems to skip (Computers)
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Process in which a monitor's video adapters scan only every other line with each field, first the odd, and then the even Interlacing allows the adapter to create higher resolutions, but the fading of the phosphors between each pass can cause the screen to flicker Non-interlaced monitors don't skip any rows and provide the highest quality image Related terms: Field, Monitor, Resolution, Video adapter, Phosphors
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A variation of the GIF file format that allows browsers which support interlacing to begin to build a low-resolution version of the full-sized GIF picture on the screen while the file is still downloading
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this method loads an image with bits scattered all over the image The image starts displaying hazy or fuzzy, and as loading proceeds, it becomes clearer and clearer
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The ability of a GIF file to be loaded for viewing so that it appears to fade in gradually
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The progressive display of a graphic image in greater and greater detail as it downloads Instead of displaying the graphic one line at a time, a rough outline of the entire graphic is downloaded before the details fill in Go to top of page
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