task scheduling algorithm
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nounpl: task scheduling algorithms
algoritmo de escalonamento de tarefas
1. A computational method or set of rules used to determine the order and timing of task execution on computer processors or systems to optimize performance, resource utilization, and meeting deadlines.
The operating system uses a task scheduling algorithm to allocate CPU time fairly among running processes.
O sistema operacional utiliza um algoritmo de escalonamento de tarefas para alocar tempo de CPU de forma justa entre os processos em execução.
2. A specialized algorithm in real-time computing or distributed systems that ensures tasks are executed in the correct sequence and within specified time constraints.
A priority-based task scheduling algorithm ensures critical tasks are completed before less important ones.
Um algoritmo de escalonamento de tarefas baseado em prioridade garante que as tarefas críticas sejam concluídas antes das menos importantes.
This is a technical term primarily used in computer science, software engineering, and IT sectors. It is standardized terminology in both Brazilian Portuguese and English-speaking countries, with minimal cultural variation. The term is essential in discussions of operating systems, real-time computing, and distributed systems.
Related Idioms & Phrases
round-robin scheduling
first-come-first-served scheduling
priority-based scheduling
shortest job first scheduling
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