nexus

Converse of object

• explore: The proposed framework in the paper provides an exciting opportunity to explore the research-teaching nexus in greater depth.
• create: Singer utilizes 40 years of comic book background to create a believable nexus of characterisation built on a strong central theme.
• become: Once relatively stable, even sleepy, Karachi became a nexus for drug and arms trafficking in the 1980s.
• have: To the extent that these reforms have a direct nexus to external developments, we welcome them.

Preposition: between

• man: Cash payment became more and more, in Carlyle's phrase, the sole nexus between man and man.

Adjective modifier

• causal: Newton's theory is probably the greatest stride ever made in the effort toward the causal nexus of natural phenomena.
• complex: It's a complex nexus of nerves at the base of your brain.
• whole: It's about a whole nexus of social, scientific and economic factors.

Modifies a noun

• ops: Nexus Ops is part of the range of ' new ' Avalon Hill games.
• node: The destination content nodes are in the same nexus node.
• requirement: Registrants in the.usTLD must satisfy the nexus requirement ( " Nexus " or " Nexus Requirements " ) set out at: http://www.neustar.us/policies/docs/ustld_nexus_requirements.pdf.
• point: I looked for nexus points between the two worlds.
• staff: Nexus staff are among the first in the region to complete NVQs in railroad engineering.

Noun used with modifier

• teaching-research: To be fair I have yet to see a UK research strategy take its commitment to the teaching-research nexus seriously.
• research-teaching: The proposed framework in the paper provides an exciting opportunity to explore the research-teaching nexus in greater depth.
• teaching/research: Jenkins and Zetter ( 2003 ) provide a very useful discussion of how the Teaching/Research nexus is central to Higher Education.
• cash: The gigantic cash nexus we call football will remain.
• operator: Metro is the ideal way to see the Tall Ships, says operator Nexus.
• teaching: The session will begin with an introduction to the general issues surrounding the teaching -research nexus.

Preposition: of

• power: This is hardly surprising, given that this trinity probably represents the nexus of power in most western societies.