We primarily consider the setting where a sensor transmits all of its data directly to the base-station or relays it via one other node.
As you swing, it captures data and relays it via Bluetooth to an app on your phone.
These enzymes successively activated Ub/Ubls for transfer using the free energy derived from ATP hydrolysis, relayed it via thiocarboxylate linkages involving the C-terminal residue of Ub/Ubls, and finally transferred it to lysines on target polypeptides [ 1, 10, 20- 22].
(Before 2000 or so, you would have handed a written request slip to a librarian, who would have relayed it to the stacks via a 1940s-era netwofk of pneumatic tubes). The worker locates the book in a warren of movable shelves (a space-saving innovation conceived in 1898 by former British prime minister William Gladstone) and places it in a plastic bin.
The preinstrumented glove was attached to the VersaTek cuffs which processed the data and relayed it to the computer via USB connection.
( {T}_{mathrm{d}2mathrm{d}}^{ji} ) showing up in formula (4) is the throughput of user i when the eNB transmits data to it via relay j, and its value depends on the bottleneck of throughput over two communication links.
This camera can be situated just about anywhere, where it relays the images it captures via a GSM/EDGE network to the destination of your choice, including Web sites or smartphones.
Screenwriter Craig Mazin, who co-wrote the money printing second film, will write a third "Hangover" film, The Wrap relays (via Tracking Board).
The functional significance of this motif is immediately obvious: it relays sensory information via an interneuron towards a muscle.
I didn't discover the costume; it was relayed to me via my friend Tannice Pendegrass, who found it via Grace Poole and Chris Butler.
Raf relays its oncogenic signals mainly via the MAP kinase kinases MEK1 and MEK2.
