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realtime
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a. (context computing English) of a system that responds to events or signals within a predictable time after their occurrence; specifically the response time must be within the maximum allowed, but is typically synchronous.
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Realtime was a Canadian radio show, which aired Saturday evenings on CBC Stereo from 1994 to 1997. Hosted by Leora Kornfeld , the series was a pop culture magazine and interview show which was billed as the first live radio program in the world to integrate ...
Usage examples of realtime.
Twenty minutes in realtime, not the subjective time of the nets, was ridiculously long.
What had she done to deserve a lonely, single-sex realtime existence, locked away when she was not working.
Like many stretches of realtime, the flight fast became a hideous bore.
It took me twenty minutes, realtime, to work my way back to home node.
His heart began to pound in realtime, his eyes were fixed on screens flashing red, lines, and then dots, as those lines became hypothetical, and last of all a black screen, where POINT ERROR glowed in red letters like the irretrievable judgment of God.
If the Magelords were jamming hi-comms as Captain Rosselin-Metadi claimed, realtime updates from other ships in the fleet would have stopped as well.
Gil divided his attention between the situation display in the battle tank and the flatvid screen showing realtime pictures from the boarding party.
Onscreen was the realtime display from the detector satellites in geosynchronous orbit.
The only light in the chamber came from the holoviewers: they showed realtime images of the city.
That's one thing, but it's not just games, because it's realtime, using their data, bollixing their sensors, overriding the safety interlocks.
That’s one thing, but it’s not just games, because it’s realtime, using their data, bollixing their sensors, overriding the safety interlocks.
Pure topological theory might prove the existence of a decomposition series, but actually forcing a ship through that series required massive linear programming optimizations, all performed in realtime with no second chances for mistakes.
It was all but impossible to get into a nuke’s internal systems, even for the Mayor—they were built to stand up against all intrusion attempts, there were cutouts and realtime requirements, and the crucial systems were supposed to be completely disconnected from the nets.
Even if you fetishised realtime data over lightspeed transmissions, it could hardly be worth slipping one-hundred-and-ninety-four years out of synch with your fellow citizens.
Intelligence had learned that Soviet cosmonauts in Salyuts had overseen military exercises in Eastern Siberia, sending down realtime tactical information to battlefield commanders.