Sentence examples for commercialised by from inspiring English sources

He embraced the street look commercialised by the music industry; he loved the shocking styles of Hollywood.

Two years ago the winner was a medical device, invented in Chicago's medical school and commercialised by its business students.

However its use was commercialised by a Texas wildcatter called George Mitchell, the sort of risk-taker America has in abundance.

Alas, at that time AT&T was prevented by regulators from moving into computing, so UNIX was commercialised by others.The third big mistake was to buy cable operators in the late 1990s.

The technology is now being commercialised by Dr Oleynikov's spin-out company, Nebraska Surgical Solutions, which has filed applications with American regulators for experimental use in humans.Dr Park warns that there is a danger of over-engineering these surgical instruments.

The technology is being commercialised by NanoH2O, a company on UCLA's campus.Meanwhile, the possibility of making membranes out of carbon nanotubes, which consist of sheets of carbon atoms rolled up into tubes, has also garnered attention.

The missing coda in Miodownik's account is that, although carbon fibre composites were successfully commercialised, notably by Rolls-Royce and Courtaulds, by the 1990s only one small UK firm, RK Carbon Fibre, at Inverness, remained.

When any youth culture is commercialised and adopted by the mainstream, its loss is mourned by the early adoptees.

These are producers who grew up in the age video games; before the internet took hold but after clubs were commercialised, squats repatriated by property owners and everyone became benumbed by their fifteen minutes of Facebook fame.

Concrete canvas won the Saatchi & Saatchi award for world changing ideas and the shower design recently won €500k in the Green Challenge 2011 and is being commercialised under licence by CINTEP Ltd. in Australia.

Commonly known as simply 'Pongamia', this tree is currently being commercialised in Australia by Pacific Renewable Energy, for use as a Diesel replacement for running in modified Diesel engines or for conversion to Biodiesel using 1st or 2nd Generation Biodiesel techniques, for running in unmodified Diesel engines.