near real-time

adjective

1. denoting or relating to a data-processing system that is slightly slower than real-time

Example Sentences

By the end of this year all water companies are expected to have maps showing near real-time discharges at their storm overflows to keep the public better informed.

From BBC

From 2025, all water companies have committed to publishing near real-time sewage maps for the public to increase transparency.

From BBC

As a next project, the research team plans to create a near real-time dashboard of nuclear sentiment aggregated from several social media platforms and news headlines.

From Science Daily

In-home displays, which update every 30 minutes for gas and in near real-time for electricity, external, don't affect the readings supplied to your energy company, external.

From BBC

The government responded to the study by proposing the "Pumpwatch" scheme to ensure that fuel prices were updated in near real-time, so motorists can compare prices via price comparison websites, satnavs and navigation apps.

From BBC