coupled module
[ˈkʌpəld ˈmɒdjuːl]
nounpl: coupled modules
módulo acoplado
1. In mathematics and abstract algebra, a module that is connected or linked with another module through a homomorphism or structural relationship
The coupled modules share a common substructure that allows for interaction between them.
Os módulos acoplados compartilham uma subestrutura comum que permite interação entre eles.
2. In engineering and systems design, two or more functional units that are interconnected and interdependent
The software architecture uses coupled modules to manage data flow between components.
A arquitetura de software utiliza módulos acoplados para gerenciar o fluxo de dados entre componentes.
3. In physics, oscillating or vibrational systems that are connected in such a way that energy can be exchanged between them
Coupled modules in the mechanical system exhibited resonance phenomena.
Os módulos acoplados no sistema mecânico exibiram fenômenos de ressonância.
This is a specialized technical term predominantly used in academic and professional contexts within mathematics, computer science, and engineering. It appears in textbooks, research papers, and software architecture documentation. The term has become standardized in both English and Portuguese-speaking technical communities due to the globalization of software development and academic research.
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