Noninterlaced
When referring to a computer monitor or other display, noninterlacing also known as a progressive scan is a method of how an image on a computer monitor is refreshed. With noninterlaced, every line on the monitor is refreshed during a scan. This provides for a higher quality display and less chance of noticing flickering or line movements on the monitor. When considering between an interlaced and a noninterlaced monitor, a noninterlaced monitor is commonly recommended.
Also see: Interlacing, Raster, Video definitions