synchronized interruption
[/ˈsɪŋkrənaɪzd ˌɪntəˈrʌpʃən/]
nounpl: synchronized interruptions
interrupção sincronizada
1. A deliberate break or pause in a process, communication, or activity that occurs at a precisely timed moment, coordinated with other elements or participants
The synchronized interruption of the broadcast allowed all stations to switch to the emergency alert system simultaneously.
A interrupção sincronizada da transmissão permitiu que todas as estações mudassem para o sistema de alerta de emergência simultaneamente.
2. In computing and telecommunications, an intentional halt of operations that is coordinated across multiple systems or devices
The system performed a synchronized interruption of all network connections to prevent data corruption.
O sistema realizou uma interrupção sincronizada de todas as conexões de rede para evitar corrupção de dados.
3. In conversation or performance, a coordinated breaking in by multiple speakers or participants at the same moment
The synchronized interruption by the chorus created a dramatic effect in the theatrical performance.
A interrupção sincronizada pelo coro criou um efeito dramático na apresentação teatral.
This term is predominantly used in technical, scientific, and telecommunications contexts in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, it appears frequently in IT documentation and network administration discussions. The concept reflects modern technological coordination and is essential terminology for professionals in computing, broadcasting, and systems management. In American English, it's commonly found in technical manuals and engineering contexts.
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