sequential demand
[sɪˈkwɛnʃəl dɪˈmænd]
nounpl: sequential demands
demanda sequencial
1. A demand or request that occurs in a specific order or sequence, where each demand depends on or follows a previous one in a predetermined pattern
The production schedule required sequential demand fulfillment to ensure efficiency.
O cronograma de produção exigia o atendimento da demanda sequencial para garantir eficiência.
2. In economics and business, a pattern of customer requests that must be addressed in a particular order due to dependencies or logical progression
The software system was designed to handle sequential demand from multiple users without conflicts.
O sistema de software foi projetado para lidar com demanda sequencial de múltiplos usuários sem conflitos.
3. In game theory and economics, a situation where players or agents make decisions or requests in a predetermined order
The sequential demand game analyzed how competitors respond to each other's moves in order.
O jogo de demanda sequencial analisou como os concorrentes respondem aos movimentos uns dos outros em ordem.
This is a technical term primarily used in business, economics, logistics, and software development contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It is more prevalent in corporate environments, manufacturing sectors, and academic settings. In Brazil, understanding sequential demand is important for supply chain management and operational efficiency discussions.
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