Sentence examples for commercialised with from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere was very relaxed and the revolution was immediately commercialised with Orange memorabilia on sale everywhere".

Steel production was commercialised with the invention of the Bessemer process in the 1850s and further developed with the open-hearth furnace in the 1860s – leading directly to the second industrial revolution.

These processes have, in part, already been commercialised with the biotechnological production of PUFA.

Non-official websites can be heavily commercialised with advertising for products unrelated to the artist.

All holdings with cattle, pigs, sheep and goats and also commercialised holdings with poultry, fur animals, deer, game birds and fish are registered in CHR [ 1].

In England Halloween, Guy Fawkes Night and St Patrick's Day are now heavily commercialised events with themed alcohol promotions, organised public events (such as club nights and bar crawls) and private parties.

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.

While the UK pioneered the discovery of graphene, Asian companies have made the greatest efforts to commercialise it, with electronics giant Samsung leading the way.

The questions sought to identify novel technologies either applied now or with the potential to be commercialised in 5 10 years, commercialisation factors, associated regulations and limitations.

The NHS hasn't been privatised in any literal sense – it "has been commercialised and repeatedly reorganised, with competition introduced, in such a way as to create a kind of shadowing of an as-yet-unrealised private health insurance system".

Editor's note: This is one of the first-hand stories of Netherlands' scientists who have successfully commercialised their research results with the help of one of the Netherlands' support programmes for young entrepreneurs.