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These technologies are being commercialised through deals with Intel, Samsung, STMicroelectronics, General Electric, Chevron, United Solar Ovonic, and others.Innovation from disorderWhat all these apparently disparate inventions have in common is that they rely on Mr Ovshinsky's path-breaking discoveries in the field of disordered or "amorphous" materials, since named "ovonics" in his honour.

Most of the production in these provinces is commercialised through public milk collection centres.

Where's this timber being commercialised?

Like other festivals around the world, it is being commercialised.

It was a British discovery that's now being commercialised in Britain's making sector.

Feminism is having a trendy moment, you see, so now it is being commercialised.

"I am opposed to such a product being commercialised in France," she told RTL radio.

Is politics being commercialised?

"It's still got a Victorian feel, a seaside feel without being commercialised," she said.

Some claimed that ultrasound was increasingly being commercialised.

A Wells: Patent on LiverChip now being commercialised by CN Bio Innovations Ltd and L Griffith: Patent on LiverChip now being commercialised by CN Bio Innovations Ltd; consulting fees paid by Zyoxel Ltd in 2012 but no current relationship.