Sentence examples for between commercialisation from inspiring English sources

Challenges to 'conventional wisdom' on tree resource use, value and management – such as in the posited links between commercialisation, cultivation and conservation – are highlighted, and constraints and opportunities to maintain and enhance value are described.

'This forum is an attempt to get the balance right between commercialisation and the traditional ethos of sport.' The forum, which will meet twice a year, will consist of representatives of the association's 25 affiliated leagues as well as 75 clubs.

Europe is beginning to bridge the gap between innovation and commercialisation, says André-Jacques Auberton-Hervé, boss of Soitec.

It shows that there is diversity in the pattern of commercialisation between countries and within regions of countries.

With such a focus on the here and now, it's more important than ever that we support inventors in bridging the gap between concept and commercialisation.

The relationship between spatiality, consumption, commercialisation and control is analysed through a consideration of changes in licensed leisure spaces; changes in the use of legal and illicit drugs within them; and state and commercial responses to these changes at local and national level.

He was told that a funding gap, between research and commercialisation of stem cell therapies, is already being filled overseas.

There are several major hold-ups between the developmental prototypes and commercialisation of driverless technology.

Manchester has an incubator building with start-up companies "specifically to build this bridge between the science labs and the commercialisation of the products for patient use" and a Wellcome Trust clinical research facility "in the hospital across the road", which is set up to do clinical trials.

However, the inter-organisational interactions also impact which controls are applied in a commercialisation mechanism: conflicting goals between a few closely related organisations or limited external interactions are associated with result controls, while action controls dominate in the absence of external interactions if time and efficiency are key goals.

So, we need to underline the close relationship between the processes of gentrification and commercialisation, which take place in central areas of the city or in the regeneration of ex-industrial areas, and the pedestrianisation of some roads, the presence of security cameras, the creation of an urban setting that encourages people to spend time outside.