Converse of object

• achieve: A museum should strive to achieve complete symbiosis with the community it serves.

• create: Such a series of lectures and discussions will, I believe, create a symbiosis with the resource provided by CAIN.

• maintain: The Rhizobium group is studying the bacterial and legume genes involved in establishing and maintaining the symbiosis.

• have: Sooner what was in cyberspace a we now have a symbiosis auletta.

• understand: Stallone understands perfectly the symbiosis between boxing and the portrayal of it on the screen.

• promote: But for Meyerhold it nevertheless promoted a dynamic symbiosis of original workshop research, pedagogy and performance.

Preposition: between

• man: Talisman introduces the " Touch Design " concept of perfect symbiosis between man and machine.

Adjective modifier

• industrial: This web based tool is used to stimulate increased collaboration between organizations and facilitate industrial symbiosis.

• perfect: Talisman introduces the " Touch Design " concept of perfect symbiosis between man and machine.

• mutualistic: It is now clear that marine bacteria have long been in mutualistic symbiosis with marine animals.

• natural: By bringing them together in one clinic, we can use them separately or simultaneously, allowing a powerful and natural symbiosis to develop.

• close: The Amesbury area exists in close symbiosis with Salisbury to the south.

• fruitful: Then, the departmental record offices from Whitehall came, and there was this wonderfully fruitful symbiosis.

Modifies a noun

• initiative: NISP is the first industrial symbiosis initiative in the world to be launched on a national scale.

• program: Click on the link below to find your nearest regional industrial symbiosis program.

• project: There is good communication with Industrial Symbiosis project and carbon separator technology is shared with other power plants.

Noun used with modifier

• lichen: When these spores germinate they must find a suitable photosynthetic partner in order to re-establish the lichen symbiosis.

Preposition: of

• man: It was in Leon that Gary Kasparov first launched his then futuristic symbiosis of man and machine ' Advanced Chess ' .

Preposition: with

• animal: It is now clear that marine bacteria have long been in mutualistic symbiosis with marine animals.