The town has recast itself as a tourist destination — North America's highest incorporated city, at 10,152 feet, where people can peruse its tiny Victorian-style main street, drink at the Silver Dollar Saloon or ride a scenic railroad.
For example, it can be used for internal rearrangements inside a corporate group (cf. DGCL 253, 267), reincorporation from one state to another (by merging the corporation into a shell company incorporated in the destination state; this can also be achieved directly by "conversion" under DGCL 265, 266), and so on.
These cities, taken from "world's best" lists in publications such as Travel + Leisure, Wired, CNN Travel and Gadling, are global destinations known for their efficient, well-incorporated mass transit systems.
The most successful walks were those which incorporated an activity upon reaching the destination, for example kite flying or feeding the ducks.
In our paper, we incorporated personal, household, and community characteristics to estimate the factors determining migrants' destination and sector of employment.
Our algorithm, based on the incorporated trust model, detects the selfish nodes and finds alternative paths to the destination as is shown in Section 5.
Hausl and Hagenauer[14] first incorporated hierarchical modulation to a network that consists of one transmitter, one relay and one destination.
Transmembrane protein cargoes are incorporated as integral membrane proteins upon fusion of the transport carriers from the TGN with the destination membrane such as the plasma membrane (Fig. 1, red wavy lines) 37. Other types of membrane proteins are delivered to the plasma membrane indirectly via the endosomes.
Mix until barely incorporated.
"We incorporated," he said.
