Object

• battery: Ensure that all equipment which is battery powered is charged prior to 6am.

Converse of object

• exercise: Liberalism means a freer Britain, one in which people and communities are able to exercise real political power on their own behalf.

• devolve: The team has an LSC franchise, with devolved powers.

• have: In any case he had power over a wide area, from Kent to Wales.

Adjective modifier

• nuclear: There is no need to return to nuclear power with all its problems.

• solar: BBC Funding boost for solar power More than a million pounds has been awarded to a range of solar energy projects across the UK.

Modifies a noun

• station: No power stations are able to operate all the time without stopping.

• supply: However, believe it or not my 64 power supply seems to be starting to throw out random spikes that cause everything to crash.

• consumption: For example, the power consumption of Anglesey Aluminum is 250 MW.

• generation: Power generation also has some of the characteristics that private equity players like - reliable cash flow.

• plant: Power plants range from 49cc 2 stroke, to 110cc four stroke engines.

• output: The power output per liter of engine capacity is 115.3 bhp.

Noun used with modifier

• wind: British Energy wants to produce two per cent of its electricity from wind power by 2010.

• motive: Introduction of ' Sandringham ' Class ' B17 ' 4-6-0 locomotives to supplement existing ex GER motive power.

• healing: May the healing power of the Holy Spirit come down upon them.

• computing: Access to computing power offered to those who need it.

• buying: SPAR's buying power means that we are able to offer competitive deals on equipment and imagery including specially negotiated business development loans.

• battery: With the appropriate level of safety designed into a Li-ion pack, Li-ion offers the most attractive method of portable battery power.

Preposition: of

• attorney: Power of attorney or other document appointing a Hong Kong representative.

• arrest: In the short term, this will mean more powers of arrest and search, and more video cameras in the streets.