Sentence examples for first commercialised from inspiring English sources
Since they were first commercialised a few years ago, they have mostly appeared in small portable devices, such as mobile phones and digital music-players.
Then along came the inkjet printer that sprayed tiny dots of ink on to the paper and so started a revolution in the printing of high-quality images that was more important than anything since photogravure.Thermal inkjets, first commercialised by Hewlett-Packard and Canon in the 1980s, began as slow, messy machines that were no match for the costlier laser printers that had just been introduced.
Clerk Maxwell's work was then first commercialised here in the UK.
Due to its inherent ability to represent conceptual entities as objects, it has gained increasing popularity since the early 1990s, when systems such as the common object request broker architecture (CORBA) were first commercialised.
We also went to Monsanto, the company that first commercialised GM, and which for many is still a byword for corporate greed and irresponsibility.
US regulators have approved what would be the first commercialised biotech apples, rejecting efforts by the organic industry and other GMO critics to block the new fruit.
Carbonscape, a company that hopes to be among the first to commercialise the technique, talks of planting 930m hectares.
The extrusion-based RP, which is commercially known as the FDM process (Fig. 18), was first developed and commercialised by Stratasys Inc. in 1992.
University technology offices, which legally have first dibs at commercialising the faculty's ideas, have evolved into clumsy bureaucracies.
China has already had a taste of genetic discrimination: it was the first country to commercialise a GM crop, virus-resistant tobacco, in the early 1990s, but quickly abandoned it when American cigarette firms shunned it.
Alas, at that time AT&T was prevented by regulators from moving into computing, so UNIX was commercialised by others.The third big mistake was to buy cable operators in the late 1990s.
