Converse of object

• succeed: Archeological sites have always been built over as succeeding generations build on the remains of their predecessors.

• inspire: Patents provide recognition and financial reward and inspire future generations of inventors.

• educate: He's on a mission to educate new generations about properly crafted silver.

• nurture: We are sure these initiatives will help to nurture a new generation of Festival lovers.

• distribute: Professor Nick Jenkins is a leading expert in renewable energy, distributed generation and high power electronic systems.

Adjective modifier

• future: How do you think future generations will view Bond?

• next: Skills for the next generation Yet finding the right people for the right job is never easy.

• successive: With each successive generation more people are becoming more severely depressed at a younger age.

• renewable: These exports will continue for at least ten to fifteen years, with levels rising as new renewable generation comes on-line.

• previous: Instead they could be retiring with a lower income from their funded pension than previous generations.

Modifies a noun

• gap: That's where the so-called generation gap comes in.

Noun used with modifier

• electricity: In Britain, total emissions have fallen because electricity generation has switched from coal to gas which produces less Carbon Dioxide.

• income: In the long term, the gardens can be used for sustainable income generation by selling part of the harvest at local markets.

• power: The title of my thesis was The modeling of solid oxide fuel cells for power generation, ' writes Ben Todd.

• revenue: Cameras according to this research only do one job well, revenue generation.

• mesh: RAM: 6.5M words Keywords: General purpose, Utility, Unstructured mesh generation, Triangular mesh, Graphics User Interface.

• energy: Changes in unit size How big should a marine energy generation device be?

Preposition: of

• scholar: As this collection acknowledges, Bann's writings have ' oriented the concerns of a generation of scholars ' .

Preposition: from

• renewables: Make a % generation from renewables statutory in planning policy statements.