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But following the free-market revolution of the past few decades, space is now commercialised.
Alongside Bermondsey, White Cube has spaces in the West End enclave of St James's and once edgy, now commercialised Hoxton – meaning Jopling is in little debt.
Marlow says that part of his success is that White Cube owns all of its properties – alongside Bermondsey, White Cube has spaces in the West End enclave of St James's and once-edgy, now commercialised Hoxton – meaning Jopling is in little debt.
A completely defined medium has also been elaborated and is now commercialised, as are many other Dictyostelium growth media (Foremedium, UK).
GeoCodex, a start-up based in Arlington, Virginia, is now commercialising this idea.
Professor Harald Haas is now commercialising the technology with a company spun out of Edinburgh University.
A Wells: Patent on LiverChip now being commercialised by CN Bio Innovations Ltd and L Griffith: Patent on LiverChip now being commercialised by CN Bio Innovations Ltd; consulting fees paid by Zyoxel Ltd in 2012 but no current relationship.
It was a British discovery that's now being commercialised in Britain's making sector.
Fortunately, there are some new technologies just now being commercialised in Finland and the US that promise to deliver a far more reliable, competitively-priced, bio-based diesel fuel.And then there is hydrogen.
The technology is now being commercialised by Dr Oleynikov's spin-out company, Nebraska Surgical Solutions, which has filed applications with American regulators for experimental use in humans.Dr Park warns that there is a danger of over-engineering these surgical instruments.
In addition, since the shaft is vertical, the electric generator can be installed at the top, above the water so there is no need for any waterproof boxes.In 2001 Mr Gorlov won the Edison patent award for his invention, and his turbines have now been commercialised by Lucid Energy Technologies, an American company.
