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real time

[ree-uhl-tahym, reel-] / ˈri əlˈtaɪm, ˈril- /
NOUN
actual time for action or event
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Redick said Reaves was not on an official minutes restriction after his weeklong absence, but that the team would monitor his workload “in real time.”

From Los Angeles Times

The modern economy can route a package across the country in hours, match riders with drivers in seconds, and price airline seats in real time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Together they would go on intel-gathering missions, talking to village leaders, scouting unfamiliar terrain and observing the Taliban from hilltops, where Sodais interpreted their radio transmissions for Sullivan in real time.

From Los Angeles Times

Because stellar mass black holes evolve over minutes to hours rather than years or centuries, they allow researchers to observe rapid changes in real time.

From Science Daily

If vehicles could be tracked in real time “you could almost treat it like a weather event,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal