Vernacular fiction was widespread and was commercialized in woodblock editions.
Instant messaging was widely commercialized in the 1990s.
Both Perspex and Plexiglas were commercialized in the late 1930s.
The area of crooked, congested streets was considerably larger and less commercialized in those days, before Sixth and Seventh Avenues were cut through.
The technology needed to sense a person's location inside a building, for example, would have to be commercialized in a form that would be usable for such applications.
It generates jobs, but more important, you generate technology that can be commercialized in partnership with industry, and that's economic development".
However, after health care became commercialized in the 1990s, some people (especially lower-paid workers) found it more difficult to get adequate services.
Sound technology was first commercialized in Germany in Walther Ruttmann's 1929 montage film "Melody of the World" (Jan . 16and 17).
The Mennonites began to move to the Finger Lakes region in the 1970's because farmland had become too expensive, and the landscape too commercialized, in Lancaster and other traditional bases in Pennsylvania.
Professor Fromer said that the Eastern District of Texas has a reputation for being generous even to so-called patent trolls, who hold on to patents that they have not commercialized in order to demand money from another company's success.
It's already commercialized (in Japan, at least).
