Introducing a 'schema' rather than an 'algorithm' adds a 'devide and conquer' element to sorting algorithms for potential speed enhancement.
The schema involves using pre-sorted buckets to distribute and sort the objects of a list, followed by merging the content from the buckets for final sorting.
The time complexity of the schema includes traversal of the list, distributing objects to buckets with hash maps, sorting individual buckets, and merging, assuming uniform distribution across buckets.
The time complexity of the schema combines the traversal of the list, sorting per bucket, and merging into a final list, potentially offering improved efficiency.
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