The phrase "a real time computer" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a real-time computer." You can use it when referring to a computer system that processes data in real-time, meaning it can respond to input or events as they occur without delay.
Example: "The new software is designed to run on a real-time computer, ensuring that data is processed instantly for critical applications."
Alternatives: "a real-time system" or "a real-time processing computer."
Barr, R.C. and Herman-Giddens, G.S. and Spach, M.S. and Warren, R.B. and Galle, T.M., The design of a real-time computer system for examining the electrical activity of the heart, Comput.
The reactor is interfaced to a real-time computer for data logging and control purposes.
A real-time computer is one that can respond seemingly instantly to basic instructions, thus allowing an operator to interact with a "running" computer.
The specimen is coupled appropriately with mathematical models of the remainder of a larger system that run in parallel on a real-time computer.
Developed at IRCAM by scientist Arshia Cont and composer Marco Stroppa, the software offers a real-time computer response to live performance elements, enabling performers to create multimedia presentations of sophisticated and expressive fluency.
The study was performed using a real-time computer navigation system with dedicated software and with wires strongly fixed in the bone to precisely assess the effect of the lesion.
All instruments are sampled at 1 kHz; data is written to binary form using LabView software controlling a real-time computer (National Instruments, TX, USA) and subsequently processed using custom written MATLAB (MathWorks, MA, USA) code.
A collaborative system is a real-time computer-based environment for cooperative work.
In 1979, the first version of a real-time computer-based laboratory information system, ie, LABKA, was designed and implemented at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, initially for internal use in the clinical chemistry department only.
· OpenCV (http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/) - a library of programming functions for real time computer vision.
