Possessives

• seed: In this last week Monsanto has given in to pressure and agreed to take its ' terminator ' seeds off the market.

• technology: For example, gene flow might be avoided by making GM crops sterile, but ' terminator ' technology has gained an ethical stigma.

Converse of object

• use: Equally, you can use a terminator or marker to indicate the end of a string.

• have: Each has a different terminator used for my own purpose.

• play: You're winding me up man, how could Douglas play the Terminator?

• see: Once he recommended my husband to see Terminator, he was very surprised.

• meet: In 13th SAS, LNCS 4134, 2006 Space Invader meets Terminator... Mutant is Born.

Adjective modifier

• null: In C a null terminator is added to the end of string literals.

Modifies a noun

• crop: Killing fields near you terminator crops at large.

• seed: What impact will Terminator seeds have on small-scale farmers?

• patent: My analysis was based on the details of only one of the applications described in the Terminator patent.

• gene: Terminator genes Most of the world's farmers save seed from their crop to sow in the following year.

• insect: For further details, see " Terminator Insects - the Killing of Females " .

• technology: Syngenta won its most recent US patent on Terminator technology in March 2004.

Noun used with modifier

• transcription: In contrast the United States Department of Agriculture usually identifies both the promoter and the transcription terminator.

• dye: The method of choice would be automated fluorescent dye terminator cycle sequencing.

• string: If N-1 characters are read and the N th character is not the string terminator, the failbit of the stream is set.

• no: Transcription was terminated using the nos terminator in every case.

• line: The line terminator specified is included in the line read or written.

• chain: Its main mode of action is as a chain terminator of viral reverse transcription.