Sentence examples for commercially launch from inspiring English sources
Instead, the company says it is on track to commercially launch its VR headset later this year, with an AR/XR add-on to the headset available in the first half of 2019.
NASA has investigated the possibility of catapult-assisted launches that fire off a track instead of a centrifuge, but none have become cost-effective enough to be successfully used to commercially launch things into space.
China was the first country to commercially launch the pandemic vaccine, and the results from the EV71 vaccine phase III clinical trial demonstrated the safety and protective effect of this vaccine.
The space agency would no longer operate its own spacecraft, but essentially buy tickets for its astronauts on commercially launched rockets.
It was commercially launched as Netscape Navigator and, almost overnight, became the most popular browser used on the Web, taking over 75 percent of the market share by mid-1996.
Three years later, Callaghan's team is close to commercially launching a low-cost ventilator, called OneBreath, which will be the first device specifically designed to address the global shortage of emergency ventilators.
Invented several years ago in a MIT fraternity house's basement and commercially launched last April, the printer is now used at more than 100 businesses and schools, primarily as an education tool.
The application was commercially launched at the 2010 Farnborough International Airshow, with an announcement that its first customer, LAN Airlines of Chile, had selected myEngines for its entire fleet of some 100 aircraft.
Numerous operators worldwide have commercially launched Long Term Evolution (LTE) and LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) networks in recent years.
The company commercially launched its product in March 2011, but later adopted a freemium model in November of last year, after struggling a bit to find the sweet spot in terms of pricing.
"The agreement made clear that Qualcomm would cease these payments, if Apple commercially launched a device with a chipset supplied by a rival," the EC notes in its statement.
