Real-time Advertising
In live advertising, ads are displayed as a result of real-time bidding.
Literal Meanings of Real-time Advertising
Real:
Meanings of Real:
Merchandise see real estate.
(Grammar) One of the three genera into which the common genus in the Scandinavian languages can be subdivided.
Realistic.
True, really, and not just nominally or apparently.
Real, not artificial, counterfeit or counterfeit.
Genuine, sincere, sincere.
Real, existing or happening, not fictitious or imaginary.
It has an objective physical existence.
After correction for the effect of inflation measured in purchasing power (nominal contrast).
From the point of view of the outcome of the actions of rational agents compared to neoclassical economic models, as opposed to Keynesian models.
(numbers) Let be a rational number or the limit of an infinite convergent series of rational numbers: Let be one of the series of numbers corresponding one to one to the points on a line.
On tangible personal property.
Absolutely, completely, completely.
It indicates meritorious qualities or actions, especially those associated with playfulness, athleticism, or success at courting potential partners.
So much.
The former currency of Spain and the Spanish colonies.
The coin is worth the real one.
Currency used in Portugal and its colonies from 1430 to 1911 and in Brazil from 1790 to 1942.
The currency used in Brazil since 1994. Symbol: $ reais.
Sentences of Real
This is real leather.
They are real tears!.
Description of real life.
No one has ever seen a real unicorn.
My father calculated my family's actual consumption per month.
Real estate real estate.
This is a real problem.
I think it's real.
When I told him the truth, he got angry.
Time:
Meanings of Time:
Comparative report.
To overcome the delay.
A call from the bartender to inform customers that the establishment is closing and no more drinks will be served.
Sentences of Time
Your car is three times faster than mine, which is four times heavier than this.
Advertising:
Meanings of Advertising:
Publish (especially a public) announcement (of something).
Providing information about a person or goods and services for the purpose of influencing others.
Provide publicly available information about (goods, services, etc.) to attract public attention and increase sales.
To inform (someone) about something, to draw someone's attention to something.
In rummy you discard a card of your favorite suit to trick your opponent into thinking you don't need it.
Communication, with the aim of influencing potential customers regarding goods and services.
The industry or profession comprising such communications.
Sentences of Advertising
Advertise your personal needs online or in your local newspaper.
They promote their product live on radio shows and TV news.
