strict ordering
[/strɪkt ˈɔrdərɪŋ/]
nounpl: strict orderings
ordenação estrita
1. A mathematical relation where elements are arranged in a sequence with a clear hierarchical structure, ensuring no ambiguity or equality between distinct elements; a transitive and asymmetric relation
In a strict ordering, if A is greater than B and B is greater than C, then A must be greater than C.
Em uma ordenação estrita, se A é maior que B e B é maior que C, então A deve ser maior que C.
2. A formal system of arrangement where for any two different elements, one must precede the other with no possibility of equivalence
The strict ordering of priorities ensures that each task has a clear position in the queue.
A ordenação estrita de prioridades garante que cada tarefa tenha uma posição clara na fila.
This is primarily technical terminology used in mathematics, computer science, and logic. It is universally understood in academic and professional contexts across both Brazil and Portugal, with minimal regional variation. The term is essential in database design, sorting algorithms, and formal mathematical theory.
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