Converse of object

• use: The research program will develop technologies for mineral separation using magnetic levitation, and for manipulation of nanomaterials using magnetic fields.

• disprove: If so, this does not disprove levitation, let alone demon possession.

• do: Apparently he'll be doing some levitation on the stage tomorrow.

Preposition: for

• fun: In this case, the paper by Hamm, " Porcine levitation for fun and profit " occupies pp.

Adjective modifier

• magnetic: The repulsive force between like poles of magnets can be used for magnetic levitation which engineers are trying to exploit in modern train systems.

• diamagnetic: Furthermore, we learned that we were not the first to discover diamagnetic levitation.

• present: Even to the present levitation is often thought to be involved in cases of demonic possession.

• such: As such, levitation is a ' paranormal ' or supernatural event comparable with miracles.

Modifies a noun

• system: They apply to new rail vehicles used on railways, tramways, monorail systems or magnetic levitation systems.

• train: The potential application of magnetic levitation to transportation has been known since the 19th century and been implemented in numerous Magnetic levitation trains.

• technology: It was opened in January 2003 and is the first commercial high-speed maglev train in the world, using state-of-the-art electromagnetic levitation technology.

• melting: Adapting mesh and magnetic field for simulations of levitation melting.

• act: Also, when Jesus did his levitation act, supposedly dead people emerged from their tombs.

Noun used with modifier

• hand: As a simple example of how feedback loops can create some of the hypnotic effects that are commonly known we may take hand levitation.

• table: In the past communicators said: ' One day you will get table levitation.

• close-up: Well Alex Markov has created the BEST of the BEST when it comes to close-up levitations.

• card: What the manufacturer says... A self-contained playing card levitation.