Preposition: of

• orchestra: T-helper cells have been called the ' conductors of the immunological orchestra ' .

• electricity: We say that copper is a good conductor of electricity.

• heat: Perhaps they are better conductors of heat than imagined.

• choir: I was Head of a Music Center for 3-14 year olds, a church organist, and a conductor of a village choir.

Converse of object

• appoint: In 1935 he was appointed full time conductor of the band.

• expose: Transmission line with exposed conductor surfaces can experience oxidation and an increase in losses due to skin effect heating.

• strand: Here they consist of stranded conductors twisted together and housed in a PVC covering.

Adjective modifier

• choral: A Graduate of the Royal Northern College of Music, Susan divides her time between being a music educator and a choral conductor.

• oxygen-free: The Stratus 5 employs oxygen-free copper conductors and brass contacts.

• renowned: The invitation follows his recent success working with the renowned conductor at the Offenbach Festival at the Lyon Opera House in France.

• distinguished: Yuri Temirkanov is one of the world's most distinguished conductors and musicians.

• coated: Arrows represent the level of current reached at the length of 10000 grains for the corresponding filamentary coated conductors presented in two figures above.

• world-famous: In addition, philharmonic concerts from world-famous conductors form a sizeable part of the Opera House's repertoire.

Modifies a noun

• rail: Electricity Overhead lines carry 25,000 volts AC, conductor rails carry 750 volts DC.

Noun used with modifier

• lightning: There are nearly always three lightning conductors sticking up at the top of the tower.

• carrying: LEAKAGE: The current that originates from but does return to the source on the primary current carrying conductors ( i.e.

• semi: There are now around 47 semi conductor manufacturing plants in the UK alone.

• principal: In the same year he was appointed Principal Conductor of the Varese Ensemble.

• copper: Just inside the bore of the permanent magnet is a resistive magnet, made from copper conductor in a saddle configuration.

• tram: I asked a tram conductor if he lived in Poplar, and had an indignant answer: ' Me?