Grammar

2.317 with past participle clauses

A past participle clause can be used directly after a noun to show that something has been produced or affected by an action.

...a girl called Patricia.
...dresses made of paper.
...two of the problems mentioned above.
...the machine already mentioned.
...a minister appointed by the Prime Minister.
...a story written by a nine-year-old girl.
...instruments designed to extend the range of our senses.