Within Serbia, only in the Habsburg-controlled Vojvodina did a commercialized economy emerge during the 19th century.
A commercialized iron oxide nanoparticles (of amphoteric nature) were surface modified with poly(sodium 4-styrenesulfonate) (PSS) via a simple electrostatic-mediated post-functionalization technique.
IL-1β signaling in the rd10 retina was inhibited using anakinra (Sobi, Stockholm, Sweden), a commercialized recombinant version of human IL-1 receptor antagonist.
Susan Linn, Ed.D., is author of "The Case for Make Beleve: Saving Play in a Commercialized World" and Lecturer on Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School.
Similar to the way Cloudera commercializes Apache Hadoop, 10gen offers a commercialized version of, and training and support for the open source database hosting NoSQL platform MongoDB.
To still others, he is just a commercialized emblem on a T-shirt.
There is, for instance, the possibility of a commercialized dream Tenzing in the American style.
Florence faces the danger of becoming a commercialized provincial town, full of trinket shops, overpriced bars, and crowded museums.
"All of them come up against the endemic problem: the values of a commercialized and professionalized playing field, not the values of the university, have become dominant.
The composition, with its platform raised above a mob, echoes his famous painting of the boxers "Dempsey and Firpo," and turns religion into a commercialized, near violent spectacle.
"It has become such a commercialized and jingoistic spectacle that the original classic idea of the Games has been totally corrupted.
