The military needs real-time intelligence.
real-time computer systems (= processing data immediately as it comes in)
Meaning of real-time in English
(Definition of real-time from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
real-time | Business English
IT, INTERNET
used to describe the way in which a computer system receives data and then communicates it or makes it available immediately:
Examples of real-time
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Consequently, they are suitable for real-time controlling of uncertain robotic manipulators.
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Examples of quantitative timing properties relevant to real-time systems are periodicity, bounded responsiveness, and timing delays.
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We acknowledge again that a full model of infant reaching would integrate the decision level with the real-time control of the movement.
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A multi-robot control system is a real-time synchronous system.
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Aiming at this requirement, this paper presents the design and implementation of a software architecture for a reconfigurable real-time multiprocessing system for multi-robot control.
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Issues related to real-time performance were not reported.
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Because they use a numerical algorithm to optimize the cubic polynomial joint interpolator, it is not a real-time algorithm.
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Kinematic analysis of maximally regular parallel robots is trivial and no computation is required for real-time control.
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This approach should not be considered for safety critical real-time programs.
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The implementation of automated systems also provides the capability to do real-time decision analysis and could thereby improve efficiencies and hasten clinical follow-up.
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The study of linguistic change has always been hampered by the dearth of appropriate real-time data reflecting earlier stages.
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Figure 8 shows the triangulated facial expression, and figure 9 illustrates the real-time face tracker system.
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Thanks to real-time transformations, stereo displays and raytracing techniques, three-dimensional impressions close to those of real, physically built models can be produced routinely nowadays.
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These types of behavioral topics must be addressed "real-time" by models and mentors in the clinical, academic, research, and administrative settings.
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Barnes emphasises a modular architecture, in which the application of phonological rules does not have access to online or real-time phonetic information.
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