Sentence examples for commercial shape from inspiring English sources

Now that vision is taking commercial shape in the Japanese phones, which use software and technology developed by the Ellenbys.

Ratlines' more commercial shape and texture is evident in the fast pace and short chapters, but also in the straightforwardly heroic character of Ryan.

In some versions of the story, Perkins rescues Wolfe from drunken prolixity, and in others, Wolfe's youthful genius is betrayed, trimmed to coarse commercial shape, by Perkins.

Consequently, the strength differential effect must not only be considered in single crystals, but also in commercial shape memory materials and applications.

The composites were synthesized from a commercial shape memory polymer resin system and particulate SiC with an average diameter of 300 nm.

"We've got the operating system into commercial shape and we have the first major licensing deals with Indian players but at the same time it has been a heavy R&D project and the investment consuming quite a lot of money and that's why it was so critical to get the financing at this moment," notes Saarnio.

Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH, and James Colgrove, PhD, MPH, are examining how public health and commercial interests shape communication and public discourse around public health issues.

Commercial Ni47Ti44Nb9 Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) is generally adopted for tightening applications thanks to its wide transformation hysteresis, compared with classical NiTi.

But the discussion progresses to how the plant has been used by the Guarani Indians for hundreds of years; how it offers a noncaloric, noncarbohydrate sweetener, safe for diabetics but not approved as a sweetener by the F.D.A.; and how commercial interests shape what comes to market.

External qualities include fruit weight (commercial size), shape (oval or pyriform), skin colour (green or black), skin texture (smooth or rough), absence of defect (e.g. sunburn); whereas internal factors are flavour, flesh texture, flesh colour, and seed size (Storey et al. 1973).

The moth-eye polydimethylsiloxane substrates were obtained by simply replicating the pattern of the commercial U-shaped anodic aluminum oxide templates.