0 past simple and past participle of relay --
1 to repeat something you have heard, or to broadcast a signal, message, or programme on television or radio: --
The legumes were relayed on mostly mono-cropped maize fields of the same maize variety, although one third of fields had mixed cropping.
The capture module receives the raw coordinates of the points relayed by the graphic pad.
His speeches used to be relayed into local languages by interpreters.
In 1994, no green maize was produced when relayed to mungbean because it was planted late.
The musical object eschews any absolute state as it is repeatedly relayed and transformed across time, space and persons.
Information regarding his whereabouts was constantly relayed among and within factories.
In the latter case, these higher frequency components can be effectively relayed to the cortex by bursty firing.
But in the process the social relations are also relayed and transformed, as are the objects themselves.
