Sentence examples for commercialised them from inspiring English sources

It's a curated playlist before Spotify commercialised them.

The commercialisation of our public services has been a manifest failure, and the response offered by the mainstream parties is that we simply haven't commercialised them enough.

The race to commercialise them is on.

Eventually, the aim is to commercialise them and sell them abroad.

Xerox PARC is famous for having generated many of the seminal ideas behind modern computing (graphically based operating systems, for example), and then failing to commercialise them.

However, with Novartis, the company behind the contact lenses, yet to commercialise them, apps for collecting data have yet to be made.

The legal definition of a marketable product such as the biofertiliser is key for producers willing to commercialise them.

He quotes one American product at $1,000 for 10 square centimetres, commenting that in Britain "we're very good at academic concepts; in the US they're very good at commercialising them".

When Saule's cells are commercialised, she plans to make them using inkjet printers that spray perovskite precursors onto adhesive backings.

The initiative consists of a research institute to develop environmental technologies, an investment arm to commercialise and deploy them, and an eco-city to house these two outfits and to serve as a test-bed for their ideas.

And other competing solar-thermal technologies that were developed in parallel with trough-based systems, but never commercialised, are also ready to be deployed.Among them is an approach that BrightSource uses, in which a field of small, flat mirrors called "heliostats" redirect and concentrate sunlight onto a central receiver at the top of a tower.