incremental sorting
[ɪnˈkrɛməntəl ˈsɔːrtɪŋ]
noun
ordenação incremental
1. A sorting technique in computer science where data is sorted in stages or phases, with each phase adding or processing additional elements to build upon previously sorted subsets
The database uses incremental sorting to handle large datasets without consuming excessive memory at once.
O banco de dados utiliza ordenação incremental para lidar com grandes conjuntos de dados sem consumir memória excessiva de uma vez.
2. A sorting algorithm or process that sorts data gradually as new elements are inserted, maintaining a partially sorted state
Incremental sorting is more efficient when dealing with streaming data that arrives continuously.
A ordenação incremental é mais eficiente ao lidar com dados de streaming que chegam continuamente.
This is a specialized technical term primarily used in computer science, software engineering, and database management fields. It is universally understood in both Brazilian and Portuguese tech communities, as well as internationally. The term reflects modern approaches to handling big data and streaming information in an era of real-time processing.
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