Antonyms for real time
ˈri əl, rilre·al time

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1. • Time Period

Princeton's WordNet

1. real timenoun

   the actual time that it takes a process to occur

   "information is updated in real time"

2. real timeadjective

   (computer science) the time it takes for a process under computer control to occur

3. real-timeadjective

   of or relating to computer systems that update information at the same rate they receive information

How to use real time in a sentence?

1. James Clark:

   We've now got to empower them and give them the training necessary to go in, assess the problem and then we can build real time solutions.

2. Eyal Weizman from Forensic Architecture:

   What is distinct about the 2014 conflict in Gaza, is that most testimony is not happening after the fact, but on the spot, real time record of what is happening ... Palestinians taking photographs or videos of what happens next to them and uploading them online.

3. Nate Jones:

   The most important claim Hillary Clinton made on Tuesday was that emails were captured and preserved in real time. Knowing how far government email systems lag behind those everyone else uses, it was extremely doubtful this was actually the case, the inspector general's report confirmed that just.00006 percent of State Department emails were saved, so it's very unlikely the people Hillary Clinton relied upon to save Hillary Clinton records did.

4. Philip Roessler:

   It was much easier for them to obtain market information, such as real-time prices from neighbouring markets on goods they were selling, overall this improved their competitiveness as traders.

5. Bryant Camareno:

   We want you to look at the video, but we want you to look at it in real time, life doesn't happen in slow motion. Life didn't happen in slow motion for Michael Drejka.

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