Sentence examples similar to commercial tapping from inspiring English sources

The morphology of the samples was characterized by a commercial tapping-mode atomic force microscope (AFM) under ambient conditions.

But Seagull is commercial too, tapping into its global audience.

To improve the fabrication efficiency with the tip-based DPL method, a scratching velocity that ranges from 0.1 to 1000 μm/s is investigated and demonstrated based on the commercial AFM tapping mode.

Levine was elected in 2013, after airing a commercial that tapped into voters' frustration with the continual flooding.

The commercial, called "Tap Dancing," was written by the N.W. Ayer ad agency and was filmed by Steve Horn, Inc. Steve Horn is one of the top directors of TV commercials.

There are strong commercial interests in tapping this latter group as a new source of revenue.

Some NASA critics had hoped the administration would continue to push for a more radical overhaul of the space agency, but the Senate committee bill "really would accomplish the major shift that the president laid out in his plan," said Lori B. Garver, NASA's deputy administrator, in particular tapping commercial companies for the transportation of crew and cargo to the space station.

The broader shift toward the profit model began in the nineties, when Acción International, a network of Latin-American institutions, concluded that commercialization was the only way microfinance could serve large numbers of people, because commercial enterprises could tap the capital markets for the funds they needed to grow.

To the extent that central banks have turned on the taps, commercial banks have pulled out the plug.It all looks a bit Japanese to me.

United claim to have some four million fans in Japan and have extended their far-reaching commercial arm to tap into that.

Today, Apple is airing a new iPhone commercial that similarly taps into Cookie Monster's enduring appeal to promote the hands-free Siri functionality of the iPhone.