Sentence examples for virtually real-time from inspiring English sources
"Getting virtually real-time feedback from users is incredibly powerful," said Debra Dunn, an associate professor at the Stanford Institute of Design.
This software gives users of the NCXT SXT instrument a new capability – virtually real-time initial 3D results during an imaging experiment, which can later be further refined.
BlackBerry E-mail enables virtually real-time access to up to 10 e-mail accounts such as Yahoo ®, Windows Live™ Hotmail®, AOL®, Gmail™, corporate accounts and more.
Paid plans start at $15/month for44 zaps and fast syncing and go all the way up to $195/month for virtually real-time syncing and up to 50 zaps.
The play unfolds in virtually real time over 90 minutes in a seedy hotel room, where Carmichael squares off against two con artists (played by Anthony Mackie and Zoe Kazan) and a nosy hotel clerk (Sam Rockwell).
Mike Janke, the C.E.O. of the encrypted-communications company Silent Circle — which shut down its encrypted e-mail service a few weeks ago — said over the phone that, based on information and literature he has seen, he believes the N.S.A. developed "a massive push-button scale" ability to defeat or circumvent S.S.L. encryption in virtually real time.
This happens virtually in real-time, as it usually seems to be a matter of a few minutes or even seconds to get a reaction.
The main selling point of the service is that it enables multiple users to text-chat across a number of different devices – virtually in real-time.
Rankings – currently limited to the top 20 apps on the website – are based on what Appsfire determines are noteworthy items in the App Store virtually in real-time.
Press Army trawls sites like Twitter, Youtube, Flickr and the blogosphere, tracking, analyzing and visualizing the buzz a brand, product, event or topic currently has in social media – virtually in real-time.
SM2 enables you to track conversations, reviews and positive/negative sentiment for your brands, clients (and your competitors) in social media: blogs, wikis, Twitter, social networks, etc. virtually in real-time.
