bidirectional connection
[ˌbaɪ.daɪ.ˈrek.ʃən.əl kəˈnek.ʃən]
nounpl: bidirectional connections
conexão bidirecional
1. A communication or data transfer link that allows information to flow in both directions simultaneously or alternately between two points, devices, or systems
The bidirectional connection between the client and server enables real-time data synchronization.
A conexão bidirecional entre o cliente e o servidor permite sincronização de dados em tempo real.
2. In networking and telecommunications, a connection where data packets can travel from sender to receiver and vice versa
Establishing a bidirectional connection is essential for video conferencing applications.
Estabelecer uma conexão bidirecional é essencial para aplicações de videoconferência.
3. In database or system design, a relationship between two entities where changes in one affect the other and vice versa
The bidirectional connection between users and their profiles ensures data consistency.
A conexão bidirecional entre usuários e seus perfis garante consistência dos dados.
This term is primarily used in technical and professional contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil's growing tech industry, particularly in São Paulo's startup ecosystem, this terminology is increasingly common. The concept is fundamental to modern internet infrastructure and is used uniformly across both English and Portuguese-speaking technical communities.
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