Converse of object

• show: North wall: batter shows differential weathering to rest of face.

Converse of subject

• form: The rocky shores of the Purbeck coastline characteristically occur as flat ledges formed by the weathering away of softer, overlying layers of rock.

Adjective modifier

• accelerated: The testing is described of proprietary technology to measure the specific sample surface temperature of materials in accelerated weathering.

• differential: North wall: batter shows differential weathering to rest of face.

• artificial: While artificial weathering is reproducible; the acute aggressive stresses mitigate against reliably replicating natural conditions.

• chemical: The other type of clay formation is from the chemical weathering of rocks.

• mechanical: In addition the site details many structural and volcanic patterns chemical and mechanical weathering.

• physical: Physical weathering does not involve chemical changes to rock.

Modifies a noun

• resistance: It can also be used for the formulation of high-gloss topcoats with good chemical and weathering resistance, or even effect coatings.

• process: All these factors will influence the speed of the weathering process.

• test: It is concluded that the system is able to redefine how weathering tests are conducted.

• feature: This weathering feature of hard limestones arises through the gradual dissolution of the limestone by rainwater, which is slightly acidic.

• property: Used since Roman times because of its good durability and weathering properties.

Noun used with modifier

• chemical: Chemical weathering is most intense in warm, wet climates.

• mineral: To determine mineral weathering rates at a sub-sample of Level II forest health monitoring sites.

• surface: Clear slightly blue tinted glass with little surface weathering.

• rock: The degree and rate of rock weathering depends on several factors.

Preposition: of

• rock: The weathering of rocks is a very slow reaction.

• material: Large areas of clay-with-flints, derived from the weathering of material overlying the present day Chalk, occur across the North Downs.

• stone: Subsequent weathering of the stone often makes these replacement blocks easier to see.