Sentence examples for commercially mature from inspiring English sources
Polymer flooding is technically and commercially mature, especially in Daqing oilfield, China (Wang and Liu 2006).
Commercially mature recommender systems have been introduced during recent years in popular e-commerce web sites such as Amazon or eBay with similar personalization intents.
"Solar photovoltaic is now so cheap that it's difficult for renewables which aren't currently commercially mature to chase solar photovoltaic down the cost curve," Wong says.
In Ireland, they cover around 9% of the land area and many that are commercially mature are now being felled and reforested.
We present estimated costs for electricity generated by commercially mature BIG/GTCC systems using sugarcane-biomass for fuel in a Southeast Brazilian context.
The standardisation (quality control) of feedstocks and the control of efflorescence are two challenges facing the development of commercially mature geopolymer foam concrete technology, requiring more detailed exploration of the chemistry of raw materials and the microstructural development of geopolymers.
We investigated the use of individual legacy old-growth redwood trees by wildlife and compared this use to randomly selected commercially-mature trees.
Another nanoscale segment that is beginning to mature commercially centers on quantum dots, the name given to nanoscale crystals that produce light when stimulated by light or other energy.
"Our mission is to design an advanced nuclear reactor that leverages mature and commercially proven fuels and systems to enable a time- and capital-efficient pathway to market," he says.
While nanopore sequencing, using the MinION™ platform from Oxford Nanopore in particular, continues to mature into a commercially available technology, practical uses are sought for the current versions of the technology.
As top-level predators, the scombrids, many of which rank among the most commercially valuable fish in the seas, take longer to mature than short-lived species and recover more slowly from population declines.
