sequential groups
[sɪˈkwɛnʃəl ɡruːps]
noun
grupos sequenciais
1. Collections or sets of items arranged in a specific order, where each item follows another in a logical or predetermined sequence
The students were divided into sequential groups for the project, with each group working on different phases.
Os alunos foram divididos em grupos sequenciais para o projeto, com cada grupo trabalhando em fases diferentes.
2. In mathematics and data processing, organized collections arranged in successive order according to time, value, or position
The database organizes records into sequential groups for easier retrieval and analysis.
O banco de dados organiza registros em grupos sequenciais para facilitar a recuperação e análise.
3. In organizational contexts, subdivisions arranged consecutively to achieve coordinated progress through stages
Production teams work in sequential groups to ensure each phase is completed before the next begins.
Os times de produção trabalham em grupos sequenciais para garantir que cada fase seja concluída antes da próxima começar.
This term is widely used in Brazilian corporate and educational environments, particularly in project management and organizational hierarchies. The concept reflects the value placed on structured, methodical approaches to work and learning. In the USA, the term is common in technology, manufacturing, and academic contexts.
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