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incorporeal

WordNet
With three ornamental borders with variations at the bottom. A caryatid is incorporated in the clock on the right. From a series of 6 sheets with copies after prints from the Second Liure d'Orlogeries series, published by Daniel Marot.
With three ornamental borders with variations at the bottom. A caryatid is incorporated in the clock on the right. From a series of 6 sheets with copies after prints from the Second Liure d'Orlogeries series, published by Daniel Marot.
  1. (adj) incorporeal
    without material form or substance "an incorporeal spirit"
Illustrations
Vignette depicting Truth personified in an architectural setting incorporating an open book and two globes. Truth holds a mirror and a branch with leaves in her hands, on her chest the sun is depicted in the form of a radiant disk. The print is part of a series of book illustrations about virtues and vices.
Vignette depicting Truth personified in an architectural setting incorporating an open book and two globes. Truth holds a mirror and a branch with leaves in her hands, on her chest the sun is depicted in the form of a radiant disk. The print is part of a series of book illustrations about virtues and vices.
Two masks are incorporated in the gate. Fragment of sheet 1 from a series of 5 sheets. Second edition.
Two masks are incorporated in the gate. Fragment of sheet 1 from a series of 5 sheets. Second edition.
The evangelist Lucas, in writing, with his attribute the ox in an architectural frame incorporating painter's palette and brushes.
The evangelist Lucas, in writing, with his attribute the ox in an architectural frame incorporating painter's palette and brushes.
Friezes, the middle one with a variant for the right half, with scrolls incorporating grotesques, masks and animals. Sheet F from the second edition of the series, consisting of 24 sheets.
Friezes, the middle one with a variant for the right half, with scrolls incorporating grotesques, masks and animals. Sheet F from the second edition of the series, consisting of 24 sheets.
On top is a crown, the monogram of Louis XIV is incorporated in the gate. Fragment of page 2 from a series of 5 pages. Second edition.
On top is a crown, the monogram of Louis XIV is incorporated in the gate. Fragment of page 2 from a series of 5 pages. Second edition.
Scene with the resurrection of Christ incorporated into the top of the decorative frame.
Scene with the resurrection of Christ incorporated into the top of the decorative frame.
Two sphinxes and a cherub have been incorporated into the branches.
Two sphinxes and a cherub have been incorporated into the branches.
A converted street gate in Munich. A royal logo has been incorporated above the gate and there are two small gates on either side of the street-wide main passage.
A converted street gate in Munich. A royal logo has been incorporated above the gate and there are two small gates on either side of the street-wide main passage.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
  1. Incorporeal
    (Law) Existing only in contemplation of law; not capable of actual visible seizin or possession; not being an object of sense; intangible; -- opposed to corporeal.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
  1. incorporeal
    Not corporeal; not consisting of matter, or not having a material body; immaterial.
  2. incorporeal
    In law, existing in contemplation of law, and enjoyable as a right (as distinguished from that which has tangible form), as a franchise, or a right of way.
  3. (n) incorporeal
    An incorporeal thing; an immaterial being.
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary
  1. Incorporeal
    (Shak.) not having a body: spiritual: intangible
Quotations
Carl Schurz
Consider: if you incorporate those tropical countries with the Republic of the United States, you will have to incorporate their people too.
Carl Schurz
Etymology

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Pref. in-, not + corporeal,: cf. L. incorporeus,. Cf. Incorporal

Usage in the news

In 2014, the CMA will be hosted by the international region known as Acadia of the Lands and Forests, which incorporates northernmost Maine, northwestern New Brunswick and southeastern Quebec. lbz2.com

Algolith's Acclaim HD video processor-scaler incorporates technology previously only available to film directors and video professionals, the company says. electronichouse.com

IDC's new MarketScape report describes a transition in health information exchanges from simply sharing patient records to incorporating analytics, actionable data and patient engagement. cioinsight.com

The game incorporates a lot of problem solving, creativity and cognitive adaptability which the Office of the Department of Defense wants to develop in its training and readiness strategy. timesrecordnews.com

The use of water incorporated with the aerobics supports the body and reduces the risk of muscle or joint injury. pineandlakes.com

It incorporates into manifolds for smaller envelope, reduced assembly time, and fewer parts. hydraulicspneumatics.com

MACKINAC ISLAND — Good design that incorporates the interaction between people and computers is changing the automotive industry in dramatic ways. crainsdetroit.com

This tech-savvy Oklahoma-based builder incorporated a modest home theater into one of his model homes as an example to prospective owners. electronichouse.com

Incorporated in 1852, Ghirardelli Chocolate Company is a manufacturer and marketer of premium chocolates and chocolate products. impomag.com

Pfizer Incorporated (PFE) maintained its quarterly dividend of 22 cents per share. forbes.com

The third incorporated village that came into existence during my tenure here was the Village of Pine Valley. danshamptons.com

Property Glo Janitorial LLC was incorporated by Joel Matos, 414 W Second St, DeWitt, June 28. pbcommercial.com

Big Lagrue Circle "K" Hunting Club LLC was incorporated by John Knoll, 501 E Michigan, Stuttgart, June 27. pbcommercial.com

The Town of Brookfield is seeking to incorporate a 4.2-square-mile area - including 288 acres now in the Town of Waukesha - as a village. jsonline.com

In Illinois, condominium and homeowner associations do not have to be incorporated as nonprofits, but most are, said association attorney David Sugar in Chicago. chicagotribune.com

Usage in scientific papers

Roe and Woodroofe (RW) have suggested that certain conditional probabilities be incorporated into the “unified approach” for constructing confidence intervals, previously described by Feldman and Cousins (FC).
Application of Conditioning to the Gaussian-with-Boundary Problem in the Unified Approach to Confidence Intervals

The uncertainty in locating TD is incorporated in the uncertainty in δ .
Crossover from classical to random-field critical exponents in As-doped TbVO4

Therefore, an essential ingredient in the construction of the effective low-energy theory is the requirement that it correctly incorporates the chiral symmetries of the original theory.
Random Matrix Theory and Chiral Symmetry in QCD

This view is incorporated in ID-logic, a conservative extension of classical logic with a generalized notion of non monotone inductive definitions (Denecker 1998).
SLDNFA-system

In order to incorporate new formalisms into QUIP, one has to extend the filter program responsible for the appropriate reductions, the mapping of the variables, and the interpreter int.
QUIP - A Tool for Computing Nonmonotonic Reasoning Tasks

Usage in literature

Wheelwright Paper Company was incorporated with a capital of $100,000. "The Bay State Monthly, Vol. II, No. 6, March, 1885" by Various

In 1832 the society was incorporated under the laws of Ohio, and until its dissolution it was managed as a corporation. "Our Foreigners" by Samuel P. Orth

In some States, villages are incorporated by special act of the legislature. "Elements of Civil Government" by Alexander L. Peterman

Third, the power of reproducing this life; incorporating it in a group. "The Life of the Spirit and the Life of To-day" by Evelyn Underhill

I was incorporated by the "social legislature" four winters ago. "The Inner Sisterhood" by Douglass Sherley et al.

The pestle is then set to work for the process of incorporation. "The Art of Perfumery" by G. W. Septimus Piesse

Then pour this to the whole substance in the Possnet, to Incorporate with all the liquor, and so let them stew a while together. "The Closet of Sir Kenelm Digby Knight Opened" by Kenelm Digby

They had been incorporated by Henry III. "The English Church in the Eighteenth Century" by Charles J. Abbey and John H. Overton

Advocacy of colonial incorporation, 282. "Life of Adam Smith" by John Rae

The postal issues of Baden ceased in 1871, when the Grand Duchy was incorporated in the Empire. "Stamp Collecting as a Pastime" by Edward J. Nankivell

Usage in poetry
And gazing on thee, sullen tree,
Sick for thy stubborn hardihood,
I seem to fail from out my blood
And grow incorporate into thee.
"In Memoriam A. H. H.: 2" by Alfred Lord Tennyson Author object (27)
The night is as a seal set on men's faces,
On faces fallen of men that take no light,
Nor give light in the deeps of the dark places,
Blind things, incorporate with the body of night.
"Mater Triumphalis" by Algernon Charles Swinburne Author object (28)