0 to mix one thing in with another in a way that is not regular:
The documentary intersperses graphical animations with film clips of the actual event.
Her handwritten notes were interspersed throughout the text.
1 to put things of one type in different parts or places among other things:
Scrambled faces were interspersed as target stimuli to control for attention.
But it was unscholarly, in the sense that doubtful and questionable matter was accepted in an uncritical spirit and interspersed among documents of reliable authenticity.
The aquaria were spatially interspersed in random order.
The voices of the rural poor are exceptionally well conveyed throughout, interspersed with the analytical accounts of patterns in their lives.
Her narration is interspersed with my own overlaps that encourage the flow of the story.
The cell bodies were seen to lie beneath the 2 main muscle layers and are interspersed between the tegumental cell bodies.
This was, however, interspersed with alternative convictions, that they roved abroad in physical form.
More generally, expectation formation could entail active efforts to obtain data from the environment, interspersed with data processing using various calculation algorithms.
