Sentence examples for commercialized launch from inspiring English sources
It's not the first time an Electron has taken a paid payload to orbit, but it is the first fully commercialized launch.
It will help Embark hire new talent for their engineering team, and add more trucks in order to help expand their test fleet across the U.S., with the aim of gearing up for a broad commercialized launch.
A fundamental gain in sequencing throughput was achieved when the second massively parallel sequencing system to be commercialized was launched in 2006.
To finance and operate the Ariane rocket and to commercialize space launch services with it, ESA set up Arianespace in March 1980 and gave it responsibility for operating the launch centre in Kourou, French Guiana.
Launched last year, Virgin Orbit is the company's attempt to commercialize an alternative launch system, which uses a Boeing 747 retrofitted to carry a two-stage rocket as its method for getting payloads into low earth orbit.
(CAMBRIDGE, Mass). — A minimally invasive surgical device to be commercialized by a newly launched startup could fundamentally transform the way doctors correct organ defects.
Prior to Yahoo, Lazar "launched, ran and commercialized the mobile services and products" of various media brands, including Time Warner's CNN, Cartoon Network and TCM.
"It's about things that are commercial, commercializing everything, commercializing the revolution," he says.
Rather than allowing promising R&D results to languish in labs or even be commercialized by foreign competitors, the U.S. should launch a "National Innovation Foundation" to invest in engineering and manufacturing R&D to mature emerging technologies and anchor their production onshore.
Notable health products commercialized this way include the Boyer Cohen "gene-splicing" technique that launched the biotechnology industry, and diagnostic tests for breast cancer and osteoporosis [ 5].
