0 present participle of relay --
1 to repeat something you have heard, or to broadcast a signal, message, or programme on television or radio: --
The projector and camera entered the garden house, projecting on everything including out through the windows and continually relaying the images from the camera back to the main space.
The establishment cost covers cost of seeds and labour (per hectare) for sowing/relaying the legume and weeding it once afterwards to enhance growth and spread.
In addition, loss or disruption of elements in the neural pathway, from the retina to the visual cortex, reduce proficiency in receiving, relaying and interpreting visual information.
Adult lungfish may therefore be capable of relaying information from the retina to the brain more rapidly than juveniles, potentially resulting in faster reaction speeds.
Far from merely relaying peripheral sensory information in an unchanged form to the cortex, the synaptic circuitry of the dorsal thalamus modifies this information relayed to the firstorder cortices.
Another possibility would involve assembling the orchestra, or at least the instruments, on stage, and then relaying the filtered version into the hall, as though from a distance.
Relaying maize into the ridges of early-season legumes before harvest can reduce labour requirements.
The two live cameras continued to layer the spaces by relaying the same space from different viewpoints into the score.
