8 thoughts on “ Relay ”

1. re·ly (rĭ-lī′) intr.v. re·lied, re·ly·ing, re·lies 1. To be dependent for support, help, or supply: relies on her parents for tuition. 2. To place or have faith or confidence: relied on them to tell him the truth. [Middle English relien, to rally, from Old French relier, from Latin religāre, to bind fast: re-, re- .

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2. Relay is phenomenal -- workers are less distracted and more focused on what they are doing.

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4. Apr 17,  · Relay Lyrics: Evil is a relay sport / When the one who's burned / Turns to pass the torch / Evil is a relay sport / When the one who's burned / Turns to pass the torch / Evil is a relay sport.

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5. Oct 11,  · The main usage of the Relay was seen in the history for transmitting and receiving the information, that was called as Morse code where the input signals used to be either 1 or 0, these change in signals were mechanically noted in terms of ON and OFF of a light bulb or a beep sound, it means those pulses of 1s and 0s are converted as mechanical ON and OFF using electromagnets.

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6. relay (something) to (one) To deliver, pass along, or communicate a message to one with or as is with the use of relays. Will you relay a message to the county courthouse for me? We need to relay the new instructions to the crew in the field.

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7. A relay is a device that controls the setting of a valve or switch automatically by means of an electric motor, solenoid, or pneumatic mechanism. If the alarm is triggered, the relay automatically cuts off the heater. When the relays are in the position shown, current will flow vertically upwards through the .

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8. Middle English relien to rally, from Anglo-French relier to retie, gather, rally, from Latin religare to tie out of the way, from re- + ligare to tie — more at ligature More Definitions for rely.

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