The phrase "a real time interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a communication or engagement that occurs instantly or without delay, often in the context of technology or social interactions.
Example: "The platform allows for a real time interaction between users, enhancing the overall experience."
Alternatives: "an immediate interaction" or "a live interaction".
It's a real-time interaction, with real people saying those words, with breath and resonance in real space.
The sequencer processes 20 instructions per millisecond, allowing a real-time interaction with the experiment: stimuli can be triggered 1 ms after the transition has been detected.
Reflection in this context can be usefully focussed on a real-time interaction between student and patient.
This provides real time interaction and interactive exploration of large datasets, which has been a challenge for scientific visualization and other real time data mining applications.
Inspired by the dynamic clamp of cellular neuroscience, this paper introduces VPI Virtual Partner Interaction a coupled dynamical system for studying real time interaction between a human and a machine.
The hybrid duplex approach has been designed to support, in real time, interaction between a natural muscle and its virtual counterpart.
Users sharing a document is not required to be online at a time, thus there is no real time interaction among the users.
It aims to provide the target group (young people and adolescents) with a safe and supportive resource for real time interaction, within which they can explore, discuss and partner on issues related to human rights, social realities and the Millennium Development Goals, among others.
The two locations were connected using a Polycom 384K broadband line that connected each site to allow for real time interaction.
Because of their distance from Earth, real time interaction with people back home will be impossible – the shortest delay for sending transmissions will be about 10 minutes.
