Sentence examples for it would be commercialized from inspiring English sources

"If this [program] were a pill, it would be commercialized," says Duffy.

Later, those ideas would be commercialized by Apple and Microsoft.

In a far-away, make believe world, the robot would be commercialized to help around the office and assist the elderly.

We were fortunate that the various partnerships within this partnership-of-partnerships all agreed to an open source, creative commons philosophy, in which none of the products of our work would be commercialized.

Were the system to be commercialized, it would be a prudent to have it UL certified.

Were this system being commercialized, it would be a good idea to put caps over the battery terminals and a cover over the pins on the battery leads.

But as for silicene's commercial potential, Xia says he's not convinced that it would be easier to commercialize than graphene, or that it can do anything graphene can't.

Earlier this year, I.B.M. said it would be possible to commercialize later this decade a disklike storage technology named Millipede capable of storing trillions of bits of data per square inch.

IBM recently announced that it had gone even further — and that it expected that by the end of 2017 it would be able to commercialize quantum computing with a 50-qubit processor prototype, as well as provide online access to 20-qubit processors.

If it can be commercialized, it would double the amount of power a solar cell can generate, offering a way to make solar power far more economical.

But the tech, should it be commercialized, would do lots to help push the solar market forward, given the value of any significant efficiency increases in panel design.