progressive sorting
[prəˈɡresɪv ˈsɔːrtɪŋ]
noun
classificação progressiva
1. A systematic method of organizing or arranging items in stages, where each stage builds upon the previous one, gradually moving toward a final sorted state
The warehouse implemented progressive sorting to improve efficiency, starting with broad categories and refining them daily.
O armazém implementou classificação progressiva para melhorar a eficiência, começando com categorias amplas e refinando-as diariamente.
2. In data processing and computing, a sorting technique that continuously organizes data in incremental stages rather than all at once
The algorithm uses progressive sorting to handle large datasets without consuming excessive memory.
O algoritmo usa classificação progressiva para processar grandes conjuntos de dados sem consumir memória excessiva.
3. In waste management and recycling, the gradual separation of materials by type through multiple sequential stages
Progressive sorting of recyclables ensures higher purity rates at each stage of the process.
A classificação progressiva de recicláveis garante maiores taxas de pureza em cada estágio do processo.
Progressive sorting is a term commonly used in Brazilian industrial, logistics, and tech sectors, reflecting the country's growing emphasis on efficiency and optimization in manufacturing and waste management. The concept aligns with lean manufacturing principles that have been adopted across Latin American industries.
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