Converse of object

• admire: We had plenty of time to admire the architecture.

• distribute: The underlying architecture of PERMIS is a distributed architecture.

• boast: A special feature are the high windows, boasting fine Malaysian wooden architecture.

• complement: Roof finishes are offered to complement local architecture and include for example, fiberglass shingles, concrete or clay tiles or natural slate.

• describe: We describe the architecture of some of these sequence kernels.

• evolve: By the time we got to SuperJANET, the architecture evolved at the lower levels to that of Fig.

Preposition: for

• hypermedia: The paper is a revised version of the workshop paper entitled " Toward a reference architecture for open hypermedia " .

Adjective modifier

• Georgian: Bath & Northeast Somerset Attractions Bath offers the finest Georgian architecture in the country.

• Gothic: Gothic architecture is the term used to describe the building styles which were used in the Medieval years dating from 1200 to 1500.

• service-oriented: I will review the myGrid service-oriented architecture, and explain the kind of provenance support it provides to the scientist.

• Victorian: They seem to have attempted a country kitchen theme, ignoring the fine late Victorian architecture of the place.

• naval: Baker's work begins the scientific study of naval architecture.

• modular: Shelves, doors, backs and so on can be integrated into this simple, square or rectangular modular architecture using small hidden fitments.

Modifies a noun

• critic: There seem to be opposing views here, or is it just architecture critics setting up various standpoints and counterpoints?

Noun used with modifier

• vernacular: Between 1989 and 1992, I traveled to China to document the extraordinary beauty and refinement of Chinese vernacular architecture.

• client/server: The client/server architecture gives organizations the opportunity to deploy specialized servers which are optimized for handling specific data management problems.

• client-server: Almost all VLE systems currently available are based on a client-server architecture.

• enterprise: In May 2002, the OU started to redefine their enterprise architecture.

• three-tier: Finally, in many cases the three-tier architecture can provide performance advantages.

• landscape: Key areas include architecture, planning, landscape architecture, art and design disciplines, geography, interior design and marketing.