Therefore, enhancing the operations of smaller producers for more effective commercialized operation will enhance their income and raise biosecurity adoption levels and reduce disease risk transmission (Table 7).
But a decision to commercialize the operation just before an economic downturn drove the stoneyard under in 1994.
To develop and apply revolutionary neurorehabilitation (NR) technologies, findings from neuroscientific studies and clinical evidence must be collected, intellectual property must be managed, and NR technologies must be commercialized, approved by the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Act, and put into commercial operation.
Declaring themselves open for business, the ex-mayor and his aides said they hoped to commercialize their City Hall operations, offering for-hire expertise in everything from managing hospitals to fighting fires.
"It's about things that are commercial, commercializing everything, commercializing the revolution," he says.
How to commercialize the process?
For instance, the research on child creativity notes a decline beginning in 1990, which Professor Lightman asserts "approximately coincides with the public emergence of the internet". In fact, the first web page wasn't created until 1991 and wasn't fully commercialized until 1995 when Amazon and eBay's predecessor began operations.
The success of commercialized underground space, when tied to metro developments, is dependent on the programming, design, operations, financial and long-term management model of its operators.
The differential mobility analyzer (DMA) commercialized by RAMEM under the nickname Río Arriba has been evaluated with an emphasis on its transonic operation.
Stein Erik Skilhagen, who runs Statkraft's Osmotic Power operation, says he thinks it needs to produce five watts before osmotic power could be commercialized.
