Converse of object

• modulate: In the downstream direction, the digital data typically modulates a 6 MHz television carrier, somewhere between 42 MHz and 750 MHz.

Adjective modifier

• armored: These include armored personnel carriers, armored infantry fighting vehicles and heavy armament combat vehicles.

• low-cost: The expansion of low-cost carriers is now a reality.

• armored: The occasional armored personnel carrier can be seen on the roads.

• no-frills: No-frills airlines continue to put on routes to Italy, even tho a major Italian no-frills carrier went under in 2004.

• long-distance: Global Crossing, a long-distance telecoms carrier once valued at some $ 50 billion, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

• bulk: At 1850 GMT, four robbers armed with crowbars boarded a bulk carrier, gaining access via the forward mooring ropes.

Modifies a noun

• bag: Gone are the days of carrier bags full of records.

• pigeon: There is an unusual memorial to wartime carrier pigeons surrounded by a carpet bed.

• pre-selection: With carrier pre-selection, use of such services becomes transparent.

• frequency: A single radio carrier frequency would have to be switched on or off very rapidly.

Noun used with modifier

• aircraft: Many flew from aircraft carriers located near the front.

• mutation: Relatives of mutation carriers were genotyped in order to study the segregation of mutant alleles with obesity.

• parcel: The parcels carriers used by most online retailers tend to be less flexible.

• personnel: The occasional armored personnel carrier can be seen on the roads.

• wireless: Week's free use wireless carriers with get it now.

• Bren: Strewn around are numerous exposed shells and bren gun carriers among other debris.

Possessives

• cart: The family moved to Cleethorpes on the carrier's cart.

Preposition: of

• hemophilia: Dana is a carrier of hemophilia and has mild hemophilia too.

• mutation: PATIENTS: Carriers of a mutation for hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer who were 25 years of age.