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These technologies are being commercialised through deals with Intel, Samsung, STMicroelectronics, General Electric, Chevron, United Solar Ovonic, and others.Innovation from disorderWhat all these apparently disparate inventions have in common is that they rely on Mr Ovshinsky's path-breaking discoveries in the field of disordered or "amorphous" materials, since named "ovonics" in his honour.
Most of the production in these provinces is commercialised through public milk collection centres.
The blocks absorb CO2 when they are cool and re-emit it when they are hot.Dr Keith's version of the technology, which he hopes to commercialise through a company called Carbon Engineering, based in Calgary, uses a liquid to suck up the CO2.
This plough was never commercialised though some prototypes were built and used.
With an expanding and increasingly literate population throughout Europe, the arts became commercialised, the author and the composer selling their productions through the publisher and the impresario.
"In a cyber-netherworld, he allegedly commercialised the wholesale theft of financial and personal information through this virus which he sold to other cybercriminals".
Space X is trying to commercialise space both through missions to the moon for NASA and through private space travel.
It has become commercialised.
Heroes are commercialised.
It cannot be commercialised.
Moreover, Dharavi is a peculiarly commercialised slum.
