Preposition: of

• maize: Figure 2 shows traditional dry milling of maize for flour production.

Converse of object

• turn: We have universal lathes for chuck and bar work with 12 driven tool stations, for turning, milling and thread cutting.

• grind: DNA was found to survive intact through grinding, milling or dry heating, and incompletely degraded in silage [ 10, 11 ] .

• include: The cereals sector encompasses a range of industries including milling, bread, cake, cookie and breakfast cereals manufacturing and malting.

Adjective modifier

• cryogenic: Cryogenic milling is used to break down some metals which become brittle at low temperatures.

• wet: Dry milling is a physical process as opposed to wet milling which involves chemical changes.

• dry: Figure 2 shows traditional dry milling of maize for flour production.

• high: The solution is high speed milling i.e. high cutting speed and as a consequence high feed rates.

Modifies a noun

• cutter: The surgeon is then free to move a rotating milling cutter at the end of the robot to remove sections of bone.

• wheat: However, China's import demand for milling wheat had increased significantly.

• machine: Many rod builders today use a milling machine which is produces a machined strip in a matter of seconds.

• machinery: The final results can be milled on a wide range of CNC milling machinery.

• attachment: The spiral milling attachment is rarely found with the FP1, and is a rare accessory in its own right.

• head: Step 3 Mount, in the milling head, the tool whose offset is to be measured.

Noun used with modifier

• flour: The quality of much of the grain is not of good enough for flour milling, which attracts a higher price.

• corn: Another document, dating to 1694, refers to corn milling at the site.

• ion: The clean room has all the facilities for device fabrication including dry etching by ion beam milling.

• beam: The clean room has all the facilities for device fabrication including dry etching by ion beam milling.

• sugar: Mills are largely controlled by elite landowning families, who together account for 77 per cent of the country's sugar milling.

• roller: Only three changed to roller milling, which extended their life span considerably.