A concept closely related to the one of distance measures is that of divergence measures based on the idea of information-theoretic entropy first introduced in communication theory by Shannon (1948) and later by Wiener (1949) in Cybernetics.e also note here that a distance measure can always be considered as a divergence measure, however a divergence measure may not satisfy all the conditions of a distance given in (2.1) and thus may not be a distance measure. Such divergence measures will be referred to as pseudo-distance measures.
Incorporator's (or Officersâ or Directorsâ) Names and Addresses. An incorporator is a person or company that is responsible for incorporating a business; an incorporator is not necessarily the same as a corporation officer or director. Most states require you to provide the name and address of one or more incorporators.
If the directors of the corporation have been named in the Articles of Incorporation, the form Action by Incorporator is not required. Also, in this case, the corporation is not required to adopt bylaws. If the corporation does adopt bylaws, the board of directors will adopt the bylaws.