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Mr. Goldberg is among a new generation of e-commerce executives determined to measure the impact of social marketing and act on it in nearly real time.

The new season is underway, and the young phenom's life is being chronicled in nearly real time at the aptly titled website www.bornready.tv.tv

Most significant, though, is the company's £1.8m investment in smart meters, allowing it to view changes in energy demand in nearly real time.

In the engine test bench under nearly real conditions, these DPF performances were evaluated.

Canny and DoG run at nearly real time due to the low complexity of these algorithms.

"When it comes down to one point it's nearly real," said Mackay.

The Twitter-fueled news cycle has been compressed to the point that political campaigns and their supporters are forced to respond in nearly real-time.

In a feat of nearly real-time publishing, the book will be released on April 21, a little over two months after the revolution unseated Egypt's president.

Surveys of consumer confidence, another indicator offering nearly real-time glimpses of the economy, have also suggested reasons for some optimism.

And G.E.'s sophisticated ultrasound system, which it calls 4D, lets expectant parents view extraordinarily detailed, nearly real-time images of a developing fetus.

Mr Hong worked in Jiangsu, the province next to Shanghai where four of the other people who contracted H7N9 live (a nearly real-time map endeavours to track the cases).