architectural dependence
[/ˌɑːrkɪˈtɛkʃərəl dɪˈpɛndəns/]
nounfemininepl: architectural dependences
dependência arquitetônica
1. A structural or functional relationship in which one architectural component, system, or element relies on another for proper functioning or structural integrity
The new building's architectural dependence on the original foundation required extensive engineering analysis.
A dependência arquitetônica do novo prédio na fundação original exigiu uma análise de engenharia extensa.
2. In software architecture, a condition where one component cannot function independently without relying on another component's services or interfaces
The microservices exhibited architectural dependence on a centralized database layer.
Os microsserviços apresentavam dependência arquitetônica de uma camada de banco de dados centralizada.
3. A historical or stylistic reliance of one architectural tradition or design on another
Modern architecture shows architectural dependence on principles established during the Bauhaus movement.
A arquitetura moderna demonstra dependência arquitetônica dos princípios estabelecidos durante o movimento Bauhaus.
The term 'architectural dependence' is predominantly used in technical and academic contexts in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. In the United States, it is particularly common in software engineering and information technology discussions. In Brazil, the term is increasingly used in both traditional architecture and modern software development fields, reflecting the country's growing tech sector. The concept emphasizes system design principles valued in contemporary engineering practices across both cultures.
Related Idioms & Phrases
breaking architectural dependence
managing architectural dependencies
loose coupling, tight coherence
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