Sentence examples for commercialized much from inspiring English sources
Enginuity, a start-up working here, commercialized much of this technology and in 2008 was acquired by Dresser-Rand, which supplies equipment to the oil and gas industry.
In an interview with the Jerusalem Post, Hillel emphasized that he was only one of many people experimenting with such methods at the time, and that others had commercialized much of the technology.
In an interview earlier this year with "The Jerusalem Post," Hillel emphasized that he was only one of many people experimenting with innovative irrigation methods at the time, and that others had commercialized much of the technology.
On the other side of the investment spectrum are shorter-term bets that, with any luck, can be commercialized much more quickly.
Officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration overseeing the new station have said they are open to commercializing much of the new space outpost.
Recognizing the city's failure to commercialize much of the scientific research done at its academic institutions, city officials this decade began an initiative to expand the bioscience industry beyond pharmaceuticals by creating commercial laboratory space.
At a time when technology was making both images and information available on a scale never seen before, the medium was rapidly commercialized and organized, much as the Internet has expanded from science to retail in a few short years.
No country has embraced the movement toward commercialized, prepackaged food as much as the United States.
In Korea, by contrast, artists and entertainers thrive in a space that is highly commercialized but also pretty much free of the heavy hand of the state," Delury told me, adding, "I kid government officials that the moment they understand why K-pop is so successful and try to replicate it, they will destroy it".
He also brings gifts to children although Christmas is much less commercialized in Syria.
"We don't want to commercialize it too much; there are enough wineries like that elsewhere," said Ms. Kapralova.
