Sentence examples for real-time shown from inspiring English sources

Halo 3 was officially announced via a cinematic trailer rendered in real-time, shown at Microsoft's press conference at E3 2006 on May 9.

(Think about this: movies display only 24 frames per second, and human brain thinks that it is watching a real-time show as people cannot absorb more data than 24 frames per second).

(7) This Friday night, I'll be on Bill Maher's "Real Time" show on HBO.

I was updating this app in real time, showing loved ones pictures of the baby.

Down the hall was an fMRI scanner, which maps a person's mental activity in real time, showing where oxygenated blood flows in the brain during acts of cognition.

A projection screen tracked their responses in real time, showing who knew what through an animated display of spaceships — individually numbered for each student — that blasted off or fell by the wayside with each right or wrong answer.

Yet lately images from Occupy protests streamed on the Internet — often in real time — show just how readily police officers can adopt military-style tactics and equipment, and come off more like soldiers as they face down citizens.

Observing nanotube formation in real time showed that these structures are formed in the course of minutes, displaying rapid movements.

Barack Obama finally fulfilled Bill Maher's long-held wish: He appeared on the comedian's "Real Time" show while he's still president of the United States.

Live cells imaged to monitor vesicle fusion in real time showed that a single yellow mCherry-EGFP-LC3B vesicle turned completely red over a course of ~20 30 min.

However, gel electrophoresis and quantitative real time showed no and low expression levels of BORIS in MCF-7 cells, respectively, but the tendency was similar.