0 present participle of relay
1 to repeat something you have heard, or to broadcast a signal, message, or programme on television or radio:
He adopts an interactional footing in which he is merely relaying denials previously expressed by himself and others.
The amplified radiation passed through the optical image relaying system and impinged on the input window of the microobjective.
As noted in the preceding section, the government - as the employer - developed the relaying of music in factories to increase output.
Multiple circuits relaying primate parallel visual pathways to the middle temporal area.
Relaying, on the other hand, involves two continuing, independent systems of signification that contribute mutually to a larger act of narrative.
The spatial filter is an important element in a high-energy laser system, which plays roles of expanding beam size and image relaying.
In relaying information rather than promoting debate, the press has contributed to the loss of the ' ' art of argument, ' ' so essential to a democracy.
The two live cameras continued to layer the spaces by relaying the same space from different viewpoints into the score.
