The incorporated village is tiny — not even a half-mile square — and it has no stoplight.
When the network purchased the park it incorporated the city too, a tiny place with a permanent population of between three and nine residents.
New Jersey has long viewed its thicket of local governments, many tiny — including 566 incorporated municipalities and 591 school districts — as an instrument of cherished local control.
Philips claims the tiny optical disk will be incorporated into portable audio devices, mobile phones, PDAs, notebooks and digital cameras.
A couple of main courses failed to set off fireworks, notably a vegetarian pasta assembled with an almost audible yawn -- linguine, broccoli, chickpeas, no flavor -- and a $34 surf and turf that incorporated thick, oddly dry filet mignon and a tiny lobster claw.
One piece, he recalled, incorporated burlap, painted Sheetrock, an old car door and a tiny orange light bulb.
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.
Ministries had existed as formal, incorporated arrangements only since the 1980s, and two decades later they were still serving a tiny community of people joined mostly by faith.
A tiny Pacific island called Palmyra Atoll has, for the past 55 years, been America's last incorporated territory.
In the pyrolysis progress, many initial tiny CuO nuclei formed and distributed completely within the hollow cavity due to the decomposition of the incorporated Cu(NO3 2 molecules.
