Interleaving is the technique to avoid another full rotation of a disk when retrieving a data from a sector in disk. So for example, if sectors are being interleaved, this means that if they are stored, basically, into a factor of 1:4, if the next data to be retrieved is on sector 5 from sector 1, if sectors are arranged like this, 1 8 6 4 2 9 7 5 3 Then it don't need anymore to wait for another spindle or full revolution of the disk. This is what Wikipedia has explained, Information is commonly stored on disk storage in very small pieces referred to as sectors or blocks. These are arranged in concentric rings referred to as tracks across the surface of each disk. While it may seem easiest to order these blocks in direct serial order in each track, such as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, for early computing devices this ordering was not practical. Data to be written or read is put into a special region of reusable memory referred to as a buffer. When data needed to be w...