Sentence examples for make commercialisation from inspiring English sources

Sustainable design is picking up pace but as Adam Aston writes in his latest blog, long development time frames and gaps in knowledge make commercialisation a tough nut to crack.

Intense and consistent economic sabotage and intimidation are what will make the commercialisation of GM crops an unattractive option".

The use of these sources make the commercialisation of THz imaging set-ups difficult due to both the high cost and the bulky dimensions of fs lasers.

After all, not all the generation-IV reactor concepts are likely to make it to commercialisation.

Coal gasification is one of the most promising options for clean, efficient and continuous power generation, though little progress has been made towards its commercialisation.

Much has been made of the commercialisation of art and Hirst's tilt of the status quo - his decision to bypass the 50% cut of the dealer in favour of 15% at the auction house.

Much has been made of the commercialisation of Anzac Day in some quarters – and rightly so – but the NRL hit the correct balance between paying homage to Australia's diggers and not leeching off the Anzac brand.

The recent developments on the solid state DSSCs have given a solid belief for this technology to make a mark towards its commercialisation.

It makes every single researcher happy but it won't make a statement in terms of commercialisation and applications".

'Hip hop is around 30 years old, but it was only in the late Nineties that it became a true business phenomenon,' said Ednyfed Tappy, of branding consultancy Flamingo International.'That's when you had the rise of the bling phenonemon - it was all about ostentation, symbols of success.' Commercialisation and art often make for uncomfortable bedfellows, but Tappy said hip hop was unique.

"There are lots of areas of research and we wait to see which can make it out of the lab into commercialisation," she says.