Arriving at the Relay House at five o'clock, encamped in a field near the depot, the men lying out in the dew.
Tents were struck and the regiment proceeded to the Relay House on baggage cars.
He may not relay it to the Patrol, but he'll keep the force barrier up and the civs inside--anything else would be malicious neglect and a murder charge when the Guild check tape goes in.
While Rynch started at a steady distance to trot towards the east, far away a process akin to a relay clicked into a second set of impulse orders.
Think of the great relay of untamed and unharnessed vigor, a new nation exultant in hope, undaunted as yet by the experiences that have halted the passing generation: what may they not accomplish?
And at the bottom of page 1, complete with pictures of baffled phone operators and linemen, was a double column spread: Damage to Phone Relay Station Isolates City Five Hours.
Then for the first time since they began that last relay Landor gave an order.
Meanwhile, items of extreme interest are taking place around the pill-pox of the Central Relay Station.
He requires to post a signalman and linesman at frequent intervals, called Relay Stations, in order (p.
Several futile buzzes may be made by the telephonist, and then, no response being forthcoming, a linesman is sent down the wire towards the first relay station.
The relay posts are constantly shelled, and the bombardier in charge is wounded, while one runner was killed in his gallant endeavour to pass through a heavy barrage with an important communication.
On arriving at the first relay station, the telephonist on duty is found dead at his post, the receiver still clutched in his hand and held to his ear.
The Lucas lamp is then fixed on top of the relay station, and communications established in case the wire goes, but the morning dawns in mist, and signalling by this method is unsatisfactory.
By this time the party has gained the top of the crest, and, after establishing a relay station in a pill-box lately occupied by their opponents, the remainder proceed on their way.
Pinkham said at once, "I'll relay it to the other ships.
Communications were later re-established by relay from the 3d Battalion at Caridad.
At the same time, efforts were made by General Suzuki's headquarters to relay the information to the 16th Division, but because of radio difficulties General Makino never received the message.
An additional 300 Filipinos were stationed at the relay station in the mountain wilderness, surrounded by elements of the enemy.
At the base of a vertical descent of more than 500 feet, there was a second supply base, the relay station.
Relay after relay of industrious emigrants arrived; new land was taken up; successful agriculture removed all danger of future failure of food supply; and a flourishing trade was built up at Monrovia.
Thus, in 24 hours, with a relayof labourers, 8 charges of at least 5 cwts.
It is the duty of the workmen belonging to the glaze kiln to make the saggers during the intervals of their work; or if there be a relay of hands, the man who is not firing makes the saggers.
There ahead lay safety, if they could shake off this last relay of the posse, and for a time he pulled away until Retherton grew anxious, and once more the bullets went questing around the fugitive.
Swinging north along that side of the U, Wago would next be warned to get its contribution of fifteen horses ready, and this fresh relay would send Barry thundering along towards Caswell City at full speed.
On each panel there are relayindicators to show whether the oil switches that carry the main current respond to the movements of their relay switches.
On each of the eleven generator panels there are two selector relay switches, one generator relay switch, and one relay generator field switch.
The relay switches on the two interconnecting panels serve to make connections between the two groups of five and six generators respectively in power-house No.
In the case of a short circuit the time-limit relay may lead to a prolonged drop in voltage throughout the system, which is very undesirable for the lighting service and also allows all synchronous apparatus to fall out of step.
On each of the twenty-two feeder panels there are two relay selector switches.
Ellis’ predicament forced Xaxtol to decision; he could only follow the Morid’s aura and relay its progress.
The Washington operator screamed and tore off his helmet, requiring restraint until he could compose himself enough to relay his message.
They there confidently expected to find an escort and a relay of horses provided by their careful friend, M.
The king was surprised and alarmed at not meeting the guard he had anticipated, and drove rapidly on to the nextrelay at Sainte Menehould.
The king, by some misunderstanding, expected to find the relay upon the side of the river before crossing the bridge.
The result was obtained in this way; an ordinary telegraphrelay was put in the chronometer circuit and the armature of course moved with the beats.
These soldiers were out two days from the post when they passed us, and they assured us that the ambulance would go through from Benton to Blackfoot without a halt, except for the changing of relay teams.
The next forenoon we passed the last relay camp, well up the Muddy, and shortly afterwards the road left that creek, turning north by a little west, and we entered on the last tack of our long drive.
On the evening of the 6th of September, as we were going into camp on Two Medicine Creek, within ten miles of the agency, the ambulance overtook us, under escort of the troopers whom we had passed at the last relay station.
The action of the starter being controlled by a current relay and not by an oil or air dash pot, the motor will start rapidly when under a light load, and slowly when more heavily loaded.
When this value is reached the current relay operates and opens the solenoid circuit, which reduces the magnetic pull and allows the solenoid plunger to drop back slightly.
This action increases the resistance in the motor circuit, which decreases the current sufficiently to allow the relay to close again.
The current relay is calibrated in amperes, and may be set to suit existing conditions.
As for the relay races, that was a matter of general interest.
But Saturday afternoon was devoted to real work and the making up of the relay teams for practice during the spring.
A relay race isn't altogether won with one's feet.
We have a chance to win the championship--our school has--if we can bring the relay teams up to the mark, and win the jumping events.
Time approached for the early events of the afternoon, and the relay teams were called out for the first event.
Bill Jackway is working on the track and Mrs. Case says she thinks we can start outdoor relay practice and quarter-mile running on Saturday--if it's pleasant.
Relay teams from each class had been gradually made up, and now these were to compete for the honor of representing Central High at the meet.
Take from an ordinary relay a coil, with its iron core, half the electromagnet, so to speak, without any yoke or armature.
By that day we had done nearly ninety miles of relay work, first from the ship at Glacier Tongue to our camp off Hut Point, and then onwards.
We did the same relay work on July 1, but found the pulling still harder; and it was all that we could do to move the one sledge forward.
Of course in this relay work we covered three miles in distance for every one mile forward, and even the single sledges were very hard pulling.
That day we had advanced 1½ miles by the utmost labour, and the usual relay work.
Lopez, head of our camera team, wanted to pickle her in a barrel of brandy and send her back to Venus Relay Station aboard the next courier rocket.
She had slowed just long enough to send back her report on tight beam to Venus Relay Station and propose the name of Xenon, "the unknown.
This device is used without a relay to actuate directly a syphon recorder as used in submarine telegraphy.
To prevent the oscillations from passing into the relay circuit, small choking or inductance coils are inserted between the ends of the sensitive tube and the relay and cell and serve to confine the oscillations to the tube.
The important matter, however, in connection with the use of the relay in Hertzian wave telegraphy, is that it should be capable of adjustment without extraordinary skill.
The relay that is generally used is a modified form of the Siemens polarised relay, which is so adjusted as to make a single contact.
In any case, the relay must be so adjusted that no change of position will cause it to close the circuit of the telegraphic printer or recorder.
The terminals of the condenser which is inserted in the middle of the secondary circuit of the oscillation transformer are connected through two small inductance coils with a relay and a single cell.
Sometimes the relay is hung in gimbals like a compass, and at other times suspended from a support by elastic bands, so as to avoid jolting.
This relay in turn actuates a Morse printer by means of a local battery.
The terminals of this last condenser are short-circuited by a relay and a single cell.
In some cases, too, signal towers are erected at intervals of three miles and there are inns along the way, relay posts and stations for soldiers.
The buffalo were then unhitched and, while the bucket was being emptied and again dropped to the bottom of the well, a fresh relay were brought to the drum.
Three other buffalo, for relay service, were lying at rest or eating, awaiting their turn at the ten-hour working day.
