Sentence examples for commercialised to from inspiring English sources

The word "special" was also commercialised, to become eksklusivny (exclusive) and elitny (elite).

Officials believe the Highways Agency must be commercialised to raise the billions of pounds, over and above its £4bn budget, needed to get Britain's most important roads up to scratch.

Research can develop technical solutions to tackle environmental or societal challenges, but such technologies need to be successfully commercialised to have a real environmental impact.

The acquisition will close off a tumultuous but also interesting life for BitTorrent, founded in 2004 by Bram Cohen and Ashwin Navin to commercialise peer-to-peer networking technology as a way to share and store files.

"The fact that it cannot be commercialised says to me we won't take away your market," she said in response to Mannion.

Once a restricted, military-grade technology, GPS had been commercialised, only to be co-opted back by the military when the need arose.

Critics of Oxitec say that the company is rushing to commercialise its products to provide a return on investment, massaging research while leaving key questions unanswered.

The entire operation – we still called it Tamla – was there to commercialise black music, to create hits with strings, saccharine harmonies and choreographed dance routines.

The four S elements of the Web-Marketing Mix framework present a sound and functional conceptual basis for designing, developing and commercialising Business-to-Consumer online projects.

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

This assumption becomes invalid when a significant proportion of IPs are commercialised overseas due to the small domestic market size.