Sentence examples for is commercialisation from inspiring English sources

AltaRock Energy, a Seattle-based company partly financed by Khosla Ventures, a venture-capital firm, has built a demonstration project in Oregon which it claims can extract six to ten times as much power from a field as older EGS techniques.The sticking-point, says Susan Petty, AltaRock's founder, is commercialisation.

Ex-sports minister and Football Foundation director Richard Caborn said it was "commercialisation gone mad".

Building on the resource-based theory, O'Shea et al. (2005), Colombo et al. (2010) and Powers and McDougall (2005b) established that the quality of researcher and research has significant effect on spin-off formation and performance, which were commercialisation output indicators used to estimate public research economic impact.

"It is the commercialisation of sexiness - women are coerced into buying.

It was Greenpeace, an environmental group, though its main objection, to what it says is the commercialisation of human life, does have a religious ring to it.

A key issue is the commercialisation of higher education, which many feel has led university leaders to prioritise financial goals over the needs of staff and students.

Ben Graziano is technology commercialisation manager at the UK's Carbon Trust and was in charge of the algae programme before it was scrapped as part of the government's spending cuts.

The catalyst for these changes will be the commercialisation of the W-League.

It's the commercialisation of femininity, and the marketing ploys designed to hook vulnerable minds into the belief that only a typical girl will wind up with a typical boy.

The people charged with this task are the commercialisation managers, who come from a wide variety of backgrounds.

Commercialisation is the most obvious.