Preposition: of

• electorate: The Natural Law Party will base its campaign on knowledge, and place its confidence in the intelligence of the British electorate.

Converse of object

• gather: However, they had been useful in gathering intelligence for the Allies.

• underestimate: Perhaps Lord Melchett underestimates the intelligence of the consumers.

• embed: What are we really aiming for when we try to embed intelligence in all the objects around us?

• possess: Daring, utterly original and possessing a keen intelligence, Jim Sclavunos ' The Vanity Set demands your immediate attention.

• distribute: David Leiper explains how the concept and ' art ' of distributed intelligence can help end users solve this particularly thorny problem.

Adjective modifier

• artificial: SCULLY: Mulder, that level of artificial intelligence is decades away from being realized.

• emotional: The emerging literature of emotional intelligence may be relevant.

• ambient: A social and technological view of ambient intelligence in everyday life: what bends the trend?

• actionable: Eleven per cent of these resulted in actionable intelligence.

• multiple: Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences contradicts the old views of the nature of intelligence.

• military: It was a classic example of predetermined policy driving military intelligence.

Modifies a noun

• gathering: They also visited 28 offenders in prison for intelligence gathering purposes.

• agency: Second, increase the Director's authorities with regard to all national intelligence agencies.

• analyst: The report does note a minority of intelligence analysts believes the tubes are for conventional weapons, not a nuclear program.

• quotient: A child is born with a certain intelligence quotient.

• officer: The first phrase was written by an intelligence officer.

• operative: Plainclothes intelligence operatives from the Interior Ministry filtered back into the province as the Kosovo Liberation Army renewed its attacks.

Noun used with modifier

• swarm: I also have a growing interest in swarm intelligence and homeostatic systems.

• market: With regular e-mails you can build relationships and gather market intelligence.