Sentence examples for very real time from inspiring English sources

"I think the president has a very real time line, and we hope it's going to be very, very soon".

But part of the reason it works so well is that it has solid grounding in a very real time and place: which is to say Castlebar around about 20 years ago.

The very real time XMPP stream that proves irresistible to Twitter power users and its "track" conversation enabler are at the heart of what Ray Ozzie and his team discovered when they first began testing Groove.

And Wahlforss also brought up Snapchat as "a super interesting company" for being "very real time and authentic, how we want and like SoundCloud to feel as well," and for being compatible in another way, too: "There are very few companies that have over 100 million uniques with a lot of them millennials".

Though the series has fantastic qualities, it is inspired by a brief but very real time in North America.

Most of us will end up at jobs indoors at desks with very real time constraints; we will have un-missable social obligations and maybe, in time, a family of our own.

Mr. Ferris said: "One concern is what happens if something goes wrong — you're making this public in a very real-time way.

"But instead of having it in very real-time, in a room like Turntable, we are providing a laid-back experience with Piki," he continued.

It allows investigations which have to cover a very long (real-) time and which at the same time require a certain level of accuracy in terms of radio resource management, quality of service, and mobility.

The team's leader, Prof Tom Jackson, said posts on the site give a very accurate real-time record of how the platform's users are feeling.

Information is far from complete on global groundwater conditions, for example, and very few real-time monitoring efforts are in place for freshwater.