foundational system
[faʊn'deɪʃənəl 'sɪstəm]
nounpl: foundational systems
sistema fundamental
1. A basic, core system that serves as the underlying structure or framework upon which other systems, processes, or developments are built
The foundational system of mathematics is arithmetic, which supports all higher-level calculations.
O sistema fundamental da matemática é a aritmética, que sustenta todos os cálculos de nível superior.
2. The essential infrastructure or organizational framework that provides support for all subsequent operations or functions
A strong foundational system in early education leads to better academic outcomes in later years.
Um sistema fundamental forte na educação infantil leva a melhores resultados acadêmicos nos anos posteriores.
3. In technology and engineering, the basic set of principles, architecture, or components that enable more complex systems to function
The foundational system of the company's database ensures all applications run efficiently.
O sistema fundamental do banco de dados da empresa garante que todos os aplicativos funcionem de forma eficiente.
In Brazilian education, 'sistema fundamental' often refers to the 'Ensino Fundamental' (elementary education system, grades 1-9), which is considered the foundational educational level. In the USA, this term is frequently used in technology, business, and academic contexts to describe core infrastructure or essential starting points for organizational success.
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