In 1901, he began work on a global system of giant towers meant to relay news, pictures and electricity through the air rather than wires.
They were meant to relay communications in near-real-time from InSight to Earth as the spacecraft screamed through the Martian atmosphere.
There are plans for tablet computers, connected by wireless network, that will give each battalion chief at a fire both an overview of the situation and a means to relay updates.
A Samsung "smart" television contains a microphone meant to relay back to Samsung voice instructions to the TV — "I want to see the last three 'Star Wars' movies" — and a Hello, Barbie brought out by Mattel last year records children's conversations with the doll, processes them over the Internet and sends back a response.
Perhaps because it is a diary, meant to relay her inner thoughts, her honesty and inclusion of details deftly draws the reader in.
Somehow, using a series of Facebook photos from 2014, a "witty" emoji-heavy bio, and your favourite Fleet Foxes song, you're meant to relay just enough information to pique a fellow horny person's interest.
Such groups are not only an excellent way for caregivers to relieve stress, but also provide a means to relay information about local services.
In using various means to relay this information to stakeholders and taking opportunities to mention this in media outlets, at speaking events and in everyday conversations, I look to share this opportunity for prosperity with those who will benefit in a multitude of ways.
Debbie looked at the phone that was too big for her to hold, unsure of what the doctor meant, but proceeded to relay the call to her deaf mother.
Most councils were awarded £10,000 grants by EventScotland, as part of their Games for Scotland programme meant to celebrate the relay through community-led events, to allay some of the costs.
