Sentence examples for commercial adaptation from inspiring English sources

Somehow, crucially, the album doesn't overplay its commercial adaptation.

Multicellular spheroid models have been recognized as superior to monolayer cell cultures in antitumor drug screening, but their commercial adaptation in the pharmaceutical industry has been delayed, primarily due to technological limitations.

In particular, there is a profound interest in the commercial adaptation of large-area graphene of high electrical quality for electronics applications, including high frequency terahertz (THz) electronics13,14,15 and transparent, flexible, and durable electrodes for graphene-based touch-screens, displays and solar cells14.

Later, Faxfilm (trade name) became a commercial adaptation of the technique proposed by Moritz.

Keeping in mind that the channel sounding process should be as standard-compliant as possible for being amenable to commercial adaptation, we reused some data frames from the standard in our design.

This not only requires greater insurance penetration at the household level (for example a mere 17% of California households carry earthquake insurance), which would help offset the tax-payer burden of unfunded losses, it requires pre-investing in human and commercial adaptation.

The introduction of ion mobility spectrometry/mass spectrometry (IMS/MS) and its commercial adaptations have enabled a wide range of analytical capabilities including structural measurements of macromolecules, including proteins and protein complexes, and separations of complex mixtures based upon both shape-to-charge (from IMS) and mass-to-charge (from MS) ratios.

He directed, produced and starred in the first truly commercial Shakespeare adaptation, and his patriotic Henry V resonated with a war-weary audience in need of a morale-boost.

SCORECARD -- The commercial, an adaptation of an earlier one without Mr. Koch, is intended to bolster the image of Mr. Ferrer as a seasoned, experienced leader supported by a range of well-known current and former public officials.

Commercial forestry adaptations could include salvaging dead and dying timber and replanting species appropriate to a new climate.

Klein then wanted Jodorowsky to do a more commercial film, an adaptation of Pauline Réage's pornographic novel Story of O. Jodorowsky instead decided to adapt Frank Herbert's science-fiction novel Dune.