relay造句怎么写

Install the isolation relay for the Battery Management System on the two studs that protrude from the hold-down bar.

Flammable gas found in the relay indicates some internal fault such as overheating or arcing, whereas air found in the relay may only indicate low oil level or a leak.

The EAG torch symbolises the noble ideal of sportsmanship while the relay signifies the spread of the indomitable spirit.

The system achieves multi-channel temperature signal acquisition and control. Temperature limit is set by keyboard. The Buzzer and relay are controlled by MCU.

Often those of this nature can attune inward and hear what the other kingdoms have to say and relay this information back to others in the tribe.

"White matter is very important for the relay of information between brain cells; and we know that it is continuing to develop during adolescence," Tapert says.

And with SOAP (as opposed to XML-RPC alone), you can use the SOAP fault mechanism, a standard part of the API, to relay to the client extensive information about problems that might occur.

After mapping finishes in late January 2000, the spacecraft will function as a communications satellite to relay data back to Earth from surface vehicles which will be landed on the planet as part of future Mars missions.

High leptin levels relay the opposite signal.

The anchor man in a relay team runs last.

The Olympic torch starts its 3-day relay in Liaoning today.

Is Lewes going to enter the man's 200-meter medley relay?

The church was crowded, so electrical machinery was used to relay the service out to the people.

The Olympic torch kicks off its 3-day relay in Heilongjiang today, starting from the Flood Prevention Cenotaph in Harbin, the first stop in the province.

The purpose of passing the Olympictorch by way of relay was to spread the Olympic spirit and make theseeds of peace and friendship root, grow, bloom and bear fruits inmore countries.

Problems with photoreception or the nerves that relay images to the brain cause a constant degree of deviation (comitant); defects in the nerves that control the muscles that move the eyes cause deviation that varies with the direction of gaze (noncomitant).

There has always been a problem in using radio relay in overseas communications.

Following the Buenos Aires relay, the torch will be put aboard a Chinese jetliner and flown to Tanzania.

The device operated on tiny power cells and had a built-in antenna. Its transmitter would relay data from the device by means of coded pulses.

It also carried out a data relay experiment.

As a result blimps, adjusted to hover at appropriate heights, are often used to relay data to and from satellites.

Lay a layer of clay on the displayed layout before the relay race.

The dragon has four on board cameras that relay images back to the operator via the hand held controller. Each shot can be viewed on screen separately or all four at once in a grid.