systematic division
[sɪs.təˈmæt.ɪk dɪˈvɪʒ.ən]
nounpl: systematic divisions
divisão sistemática
1. The organized and methodical separation of something into distinct parts or categories according to a predetermined plan or logical structure
The systematic division of labor in the factory increased productivity.
A divisão sistemática do trabalho na fábrica aumentou a produtividade.
2. In biology and taxonomy, the hierarchical classification of organisms into different groups based on shared characteristics
Linnaeus developed a systematic division of all living organisms.
Lineu desenvolveu uma divisão sistemática de todos os organismos vivos.
3. A deliberate and structured partitioning of a whole into organized subsections or departments
The government implemented a systematic division of administrative regions.
O governo implementou uma divisão sistemática de regiões administrativas.
This term is widely used in Brazilian and Portuguese academic, scientific, and business environments. In North America, it is particularly prevalent in educational settings, organizational management, and scientific research. The concept reflects the influence of Enlightenment-era systematic thinking on modern academic and administrative practices in both cultures.
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