chaotic network
[keɪˈɒtɪk ˈnetwɜːrk]
nounpl: chaotic networks
rede caótica
1. A complex system of interconnected nodes or elements that exhibits unpredictable, irregular, and seemingly random behavior despite being deterministic in nature; often studied in chaos theory and complex systems science
The internet backbone is sometimes modeled as a chaotic network due to its unpredictable traffic patterns.
A estrutura da internet é frequentemente modelada como uma rede caótica devido aos seus padrões de tráfego imprevisíveis.
2. A network system characterized by disorder, lack of clear organization, and difficulty in prediction or control
During the pandemic, supply chains became chaotic networks with unpredictable disruptions.
Durante a pandemia, as cadeias de suprimentos se tornaram redes caóticas com interrupções imprevisíveis.
The term 'chaotic network' is primarily used in academic, scientific, and technical contexts in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. It's particularly prevalent in discussions of complex systems, network science, physics, and telecommunications. In Brazil, this terminology is increasingly common in universities and research institutions studying complexity science and systems engineering.
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