three-dimensional system
[θriː dɪˈmɛnʃənəl ˈsɪstəm]
nounpl: three-dimensional systems
sistema tridimensional
1. A coordinate system or structural framework that operates or exists in three spatial dimensions (length, width, and height)
The architect used a three-dimensional system to visualize the building design before construction.
O arquiteto usou um sistema tridimensional para visualizar o design do edifício antes da construção.
2. In mathematics and physics, a system employing three independent variables or axes (typically x, y, and z) to locate points in space
A three-dimensional system of coordinates helps engineers model complex structures.
Um sistema tridimensional de coordenadas ajuda engenheiros a modelar estruturas complexas.
3. Any organizational, mechanical, or technological framework that incorporates three distinct perpendicular dimensions
The printer creates objects using a three-dimensional system of movement.
A impressora cria objetos usando um sistema tridimensional de movimento.
In Brazil, the term 'sistema tridimensional' is widely used in academic, engineering, and creative industries, particularly in architecture and digital design. The abbreviation '3D' has become increasingly prevalent in Brazilian Portuguese due to globalization and technology adoption. In the USA, this term is fundamental in STEM education, computer graphics, and manufacturing sectors. The concept represents a shift from traditional 2D representations to more sophisticated spatial modeling.
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