crosstalk

British  

/ ˈkrɒsˌtɔːk /

noun

1. unwanted signals in one channel of a communications system as a result of a transfer of energy from one or more other channels

2. rapid or witty talk or conversation

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Example Sentences

Additionally, the interconnectedness that allows qubits to operate so efficiently inadvertently creates a security vulnerability -- unwanted entanglement, known as crosstalk, can leak information or disrupt computing functions when multiple people use the same quantum processor.

From Science Daily

Before you begin, you need to set ground rules, like no crosstalk or fingerpointing or bad language or namecalling etc.

From MarketWatch

Listen to his tightly harmonized vocals in “Send It On” or to the gorgeously murky electric piano in “One Mo’Gin” or to the knotty percussive crosstalk in “Sugah Daddy.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, a technology didn't exist that could do this efficiently without guide RNA "crosstalk," which happens when base editors make unwanted changes.

From Science Daily

"By investigating the effects of heat stress on the gut-liver-brain crosstalk, we can better protect our increasingly vulnerable aging population."

From Science Daily