Sentence examples for relayed the idea from inspiring English sources
MacLean relayed the idea to the General Staff in Salisbury, which decided in late 1977 to form a "French battalion" to alleviate the strain on its regular units.
MUSC nurses also relayed the idea that many of their patients cannot afford CKD treatment and simply do not have the funds to pay for the needed medical care.
Wells relays the idea: "Mika's only comment, with which I wouldn't disagree... is can we make it a bit more loose and a bit more playful, and what about doubling that line at the end?" Forty-five minutes in, Mika says: "There's another part that I've always heard in there".
Combining HM with relaying, the idea is to use the fact that the RS enjoys typically better radio conditions with the BS compared to the destination to send an additional information to the RS on the same subcarrier that was initially allocated to the destination.
When the Company relayed this idea south, the South Africans said they were happy to take the Southern Rhodesians, but only if they enlisted independently in existing Union regiments.
We refer to these kinds of arguments and communications as 'informal proofs.' While they relay the key ideas and transformations needed to explain why properties do or do not hold, they are not always organized in the propositional, deductive, and meticulous manner of formal proofs.
Carl laughed when he relayed the story.
Drake phoned Gill and relayed the episode.
TV cameras relayed the ascent to orbit.
He then relayed the incident.
