recursive processes
[rɪˈkɜrsɪv ˈprɑːsɛsɪz]
nounpl: recursive processes
🇧🇷 processos recursivos
1. Computational or mathematical procedures where a function or process calls itself with modified parameters until reaching a base case or termination condition
The algorithm uses recursive processes to traverse the entire tree structure efficiently.
O algoritmo utiliza processos recursivos para percorrer toda a estrutura de árvore de forma eficiente.
2. Any repeating pattern or cycle that involves self-reference or self-application of rules
Recursive processes in nature can be observed in the branching patterns of trees and rivers.
Processos recursivos na natureza podem ser observados nos padrões de ramificação de árvores e rios.
3. In linguistics and cognitive science, language structures that allow sentences to contain other sentences of the same type
Human language relies on recursive processes that enable infinite expressiveness from finite rules.
A linguagem humana depende de processos recursivos que permitem expressividade infinita a partir de regras finitas.
💡 This is primarily technical terminology used in computer science, mathematics, and linguistics education across both Brazilian Portuguese and English-speaking communities. The term is universal in academic and professional tech contexts in Brazil and the USA, with no significant cultural variations in usage. It reflects the globalized nature of technology and scientific discourse.
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