The phrase "a real time decision" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a real-time decision." You can use it when referring to decisions that are made instantly or in real-time, often in contexts like technology, business, or emergency situations.
Example: "In a fast-paced environment, making a real-time decision can be crucial to the success of the operation."
Alternatives: "an immediate decision" or "a timely decision."
This paper investigates the conception of a real-time decision system for colored object recognition using cheap and uncalibrated cameras.
Our improvement heuristic is applicable as a real-time decision support tool for a liner shipping company.
One way to address this problem is to incorporate a real-time decision support system to improve health care provider prescribing patterns for cough related illnesses.
"We made a real-time decision given that we had the top defense department official live, to immediately put it in appropriate context," Mr. Heyward said.
"You would be making a real-time decision as to how the output of the wind turbine is going to be used: to deliver electricity to the grid, or to run the reverse-osmosis unit," says Swift.
Since Mykrobe predictor can test the de Bruijn graph and assess confidence of resistance/susceptibility approximately an order of magnitude faster than MinION reads arrive, this could be done as the reads come in from the machine, enabling a real-time decision to be made as to whether to stop sequencing.
Based on these rules, Wallaby will make a real-time decision about where to route the payment.
Our experiments demonstrate how to create LAP, assign LAP, and make the migration of LAP according to a real-time decision algorithm that was executed at the SDN controller.
However, with numerous independent and decoupled sources of navigational information available (e.g. non-hybrid systems, where the information from different sensors is not fused), the process of navigation can be formulated as a real-time decision making process that requires an extreme focus and constant attention from the navigator.
