Preposition: of

• bureaucracy: But there is another layer of bureaucracy: classification by committee.

• skin: Epidermis: The tough outer protective layer of the skin.

Converse of object

• insulate: Between the outer shell and the insulating layers is a 100 % waterproof, breathable, seamless inner protective glove.

• add: In some of the layers add a layer of fresh basil.

• peel: Whoa, you can really peel the layers off the onion!

Adjective modifier

• thin: Turn up the shine with a thin layer of clear lip gloss over lipstick or alone.

• outer: The outer layer of the brain in which most of the higher functions take place is called the cerebral cortex.

• thick: The glass may be wrapped in a towel or thick layers of paper tissue.

• protective: These cells are thus being transformed into a hard protective layer.

• upper: Even a few weeks of very hot, dry weather can dry out the upper layers of the soil.

• inner: There is an inner mesh layer inside the swim diaper.

Modifies a noun

• thickness: Note the indicated layer thicknesses shown in figure 3.3.

• iii: Accessing the pots layer iii or the manager applies for no-fault insurance.

• palette: Click on the button at the bottom left of the layer palette so that a new layer is created.

• depletion: One third of all Australians will get some form of skin cancer in their lifetime because of ozone layer depletion.

Noun used with modifier

• ozone: The ozone layer has been torn apart & the polar ice caps are melting.

• boundary: The growth rate is controlled by diffusion of Y through the boundary layer adjacent to the growth surface.

• socket: To ensure you total security whilst you shop with furniture clinic we use a 128bit encrypted secure socket layer.

• oxide: It is unclear why this happens, although the protection imparted by aluminum oxide layers has been suggested.

• surface: The effective diameter of the fiber is also reduced through leaching of minerals from the surface layer.