direct flow
[/dɪˈrɛkt floʊ/]
nounpl: direct flows
fluxo direto
1. The continuous movement of a fluid, substance, or energy in a straight path without deviation or obstruction
The direct flow of water through the pipe ensures efficient irrigation.
O fluxo direto de água através do cano garante uma irrigação eficiente.
2. In commerce or logistics, the uninterrupted movement of goods or services from supplier to consumer without intermediaries
Direct flow of products from factory to retailer reduces costs.
O fluxo direto de produtos da fábrica para o varejista reduz custos.
3. In finance, the transfer of funds or capital in a straightforward manner between parties
The direct flow of investment capital supported the startup's growth.
O fluxo direto de capital de investimento apoiou o crescimento da startup.
The term 'direct flow' is primarily used in technical, commercial, and industrial contexts in both English and Portuguese-speaking regions. In Brazil, it is commonly referenced in supply chain management, engineering, and financial discussions. The concept reflects efficiency-oriented business practices prevalent in modern commerce and manufacturing.
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