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Real-time vs real-time vs real time

Real-time vs real-time vs real time

Post by Mathai Jose » Sat, 17 Dec 1994 18:40:41




> ...
>        real time       when used as a noun (e.g.: "in real time")
>        real-time       when used as an adjective

When used in titles or at the start of a sentence, I suspect
it should be `Real-time' and not `Real-Time' on the grounds
that capitalization nevers occurs within a hyphenated word
except for a proper noun.

Thus one would have RtSS and not RTSS.

(Likewise, `Fault-tolerance' and not `Fault-Tolerance' ...
which would reduce FTCS to FtCS).

                        Mathai Joseph

 
 
 
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