Object

• robe: The flowing white robes of the United Arab Emirates ( were they really going to sail in that gear?

Converse of object

• stem: Jargon: is there anything we can do to stem the flow?

• restrict: A dam is built across a river to restrict the flow of water.

Adjective modifier

• steady: This will form the basis for steady cash flows for a number of years.

• turbulent: AF causes turbulent blood flow in the heart chambers.

• fluid: On the other hand, a filter with tiny pores can trap small particles at the expense of inhibiting fluid flow.

• tidal: These next shots demonstrate the severe power of the tidal flows on the Severn Estuary!

• pyroclastic: On 25 June 1997, pyroclastic flows from an eruption resulted in the first deaths directly caused by the volcano.

• constant: Edwards sent a constant flow of reports to the authorities.

Modifies a noun

• cytometry: The popularity of these antibodies is, in part, a result of their usefulness for the analysis of PNH cells by flow cytometry.

• chart: He has used a flow chart to plan routes through the information.

• meter: Only peak flow meters that meet the new standard will be reimbursed.

• diagram: My areas of expertise and areas I wish to develop here are outlined in the ' flow diagram, below.

• velocity: The higher the flow velocity of the gas being monitored, the more rapidly a change in moisture is detected.

Noun used with modifier

• cash: Do you manage cash flow only in a crisis?

• blood: AF causes turbulent blood flow in the heart chambers.

• lava: There is a huge ridge deep below the sea's surface that was created by the lava flow from a volcano.

• traffic: The traffic flow works only on a courtesy system down Foster lane.

• air: Vane anemometers or heated head air meters may be used to measure air flow in ducts.

• river: Upstream of the tidal weir, river flow has the greatest impact on flooding.