Sentence examples similar to real time take from inspiring English sources

The real time taken for computing can thus be very much reduced.

Two big challenges have kept stereovision out of the limelight: comparing the feeds in real time takes lots of computing power, and calibrating multiple cameras gets complicated.

This is no small feat for a bootstrapped startup — enabling live video, music, and an audience that can respond in real time takes some technical chops.

And giving employees the ability to respond directly, permanently and in real time takes guts and a commitment by senior execs to embrace users, even when they hate you.

The pace of "Real Time" takes its toll on the host.

The host of HBO's "Real Time" took on the border crisis and Tea Party Republicans with an epic Dr. Seuss parody on Friday night.

Although this inevitably overestimates the real time taken to be fit for discharge, it does so equally for both groups and would be expected to underestimate rather than overestimate the difference between the groups.

Multiple processors and cores as available from a compute cluster are employed to perform the genome searching, reducing the real time taken to test the probe designs in silico.

To further address how the time to compute data with POTION scales with the number processors we performed a third experiment where we measured the sum of individual times to compute each individual task when analyzing the entire MYC dataset using the FILTER experiment configuration (3108 groups), as well as the real time taken to compute the same data when allowing POTION to use 90 processors.

This consists of developing efficient processing tools which allow in-flight diagnosis and control in real-time taking into account the FMS (flight management system) functionalities and the AMS (airspace management system) updates.

For those who'd rather have that in "real" time, just take off 12 hours and add PM to the end.