Christine McVie

We've always connected musically in Fleetwood Mac because we're the only people who play more than one note. I'm not the best pianist, but I know how to interlace around what Lindsey's playing.

American Musician

Often used to describe how body parts or objects physically weave together.

Physical Action

Can be metaphorical, suggesting a close connection or combination of ideas, elements, or systems.

Metaphorical Use

Does not always need to involve physical objects; it can also refer to abstract concepts.

Not Always Physical

Primarily used in technical scenarios related to visual media like television or computer screens.

Technical Context

Interlacing is a method to increase apparent image smoothness, even if the actual resolution is not increased.

Enhanced Visuals

Associated with video rendering where fields are interlaced to form frames.

Video Rendering

 OK, reverse your hands. Now, follow my actions exactly. Now about half the audience has their left hand up. Why is that? OK, swap them around, put your right hand up. Cross your hands over, so your right hand goes over, interlace your fingers like this, then make sure your right thumb is outside your left thumb -- that's very important.

Brain magic PIPE Keith Barry

 Enzymes interlace the damaged and undamgaed strands, get them to exchange sequences of nucleotides, and finally fill in the missing gaps to end up with two complete double-stranded segments.

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 now you lied to us about that so now how do I take you seriously go in turn around for me for us for your feet apart as wise you can go interlace your fingers your shaking

Interlace

Physical Action

Metaphorical Use

Not Always Physical

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