incorporation

incorporate | American Dictionary

incorporate
verb
us/ɪnˈkɔr·pəˌreɪt/

incorporateverb (INCLUDE)

[ T ]
to include something within something else:
This aircraft incorporates several new safety features.

incorporateverb (MAKE A COMPANY)

[ I/T ]
to make a business into a corporation (= business protected by specific laws)

incorporated

adjective[ only after n, not gradable ]us/ɪnˈkɔr·pəˌreɪ·t̬ɪd/(abbreviationInc.)
McLaughlin Glass, Incorporated

incorporation

noun[ U ]us/ɪnˌkɔr·pəˈreɪ·ʃən/
the incorporation of black soldiers into Union ranks

incorporate | Business English

incorporate
verb[ T ]
uk /ɪnˈkɔːpəreɪt/us
[ usually passive ] LAW
to make a company or organization into a legal corporation(= a particular type of company):
incorporate an association/a business/a companyThe association was incorporated in 1970.
Our company was incorporated in Delaware after World War I.
to include something within something else:
incorporate a component/an element/a featureMobile phones incorporate features of desktop computers, personal digital assistants, and landlines.
incorporate a concept/an idea/a themeWorking with colleagues from other countries gives us the opportunity to incorporate new ideas and methods.
incorporate sth into sthWe've incorporated the hydraulic central heating into the floor tiles.
incorporate sth with sthThirty years ago, the idea that a phone could be incorporated with a computer and be held in one hand was the stuff of comic books.

Examples of incorporate

incorporate
On the other hand, they sought to incorporate the philosophical definition of elements as the building blocks of the universe.
Reproductive responses incorporate the phonetic characteristics of the preceding child utterance into maternal responses.
The asset portfolio can incorporate bad outcomes that are relatively independent of economic wellbeing, such as psychological distress.
She argues, then, that learners incorporate phonological and distributional information to arrive at adult syntactic representations.
Another interesting aspect of the design is that the spreadsheet incorporates symbolic reduction and normalisation of symbolic expressions (including equations).
However, the extension of this argument for also incorporating estimation of error functionals is straightforward.
For example, can the ethic of care be easily incorporated into legislation, or might it ultimately be too discretionary to capture within legal rules?
Fortunately, unlike moment estimators, it is relatively easy to incorporate a model of genotyping errors into the triadic likelihood estimator of relatedness.
For this reason, we incorporate the virtual actuator in the system.
The urban district authority was, however, by no means the only body that incorporated a local state presence.
Finally, instead of using phoneme-sized units, why not have higher-order recognition units like syllables that already incorporate the transitional phoneme information?
The individual responses in relation to each theme (core category plus dimensions) were incorporated under the relevant headings.
Self-reported health is a nuanced multi-faceted indicator of underlying health status that incorporates multiple dimensions of health, including both physical and mental health.
The trial incorporated three varieties differing in their ease of retting, so that variety and time of spraying interactions could be investigated.
As the chimpanzees decided which objects were to be named and shown, they also incorporated many aspects of the teacher's role into their own behavior.
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