Sentence examples for commercialized through from inspiring English sources

The modern life of city-dwellers was commercialized through men's clothes rather than women's clothes in the movie (Hollander 1995).

Over the years, NASA inventions have been commercialized through determined entrepreneurs actively reaching out to NASA to license their technologies.

Many produce compounds that can be commercialized, or the organisms themselves may be commercialized, through genetic engineering methods.

Today their world-class product line has grown to include seven different GPS software packages that are being commercialized through a university subsidiary, University Technology International.

For example, your invention could be commercialized through routes including selling the patent, licensing it, creating a start-up or spin-off company, or entering a strategic alliance.

Since cheese in this region has been manufactured rustically, without pasteurization or adequate sanitary conditions, it has always been commercialized through informal channels.

Meanwhile, I understand from a source that the new CEO will be tasked with executing Tide's growth plans, which, along with international expansion, will include evolving the startup to a full SMB banking platform play that will see it continue to plug into providers of other bank related services for small business and further commercializing through revenue-share deals.

Dimension of the proposed silver inter-digital electrodes is 200 μm finger width, 400 μm spacing, and 400 nm thickness, which is fabricated on a low cost transparent polyethyleneterephthalate (PET) substrate through commercialized Dimatix material inkjet printer DMP-30000).

A two year study was conducted in the community of 11 producers, considering their present cheese production, their varying commercializing strategies through time (with the actual selling prices and costs of sale), and all their expenses of inputs acquired outside of their system, including purchased feedstuffs, veterinary products, salts, fuel, and agricultural inputs.

"It's about things that are commercial, commercializing everything, commercializing the revolution," he says.

US 40 exits the freeway at a partial cloverleaf interchange with Patrick Street, which heads east toward downtown Frederick and west through the heavily commercialized Golden Mile.