in real time — happening or shown at the same time as events actually occur, without delay
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: happening or shown at the same time as events actually occur, without delay
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪn riːl taɪm/
Example Sentences
- My mom can track my location in real time, so hiding at the PC café is impossible.
- The teacher can see our online activity in real time during the exam.
- Social media shows how many people are crying about Monday in real time.
in real time
ADVERB[/ɪn riːl taɪm/]
happening or shown at the same time as events actually occur, without delay
happening or shown at the same time as events actually occur, without delay
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“My mom can track my location in real time, so hiding at the PC café is impossible.”
“The teacher can see our online activity in real time during the exam.”
“Social media shows how many people are crying about Monday in real time.”
“Weather apps provide updates in real time to help you plan your day.”
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