Sentence examples for to commercializing from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply business methodology to something in order to profit
Officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration overseeing the new station have said they are open to commercializing much of the new space outpost.
At a meeting with the investors, Mr. Medvedev spoke of his commitment to commercializing Russia's scientific heritage, but acknowledged it would not be easy.
In the jargon of academia, the locations of such matchmaking are known as "proof-of-concept centers," and they're among a number of new approaches to commercializing university research in more efficient and purposeful ways — and to preventing good ideas from dying quietly.
Researchers at HP Labs have said they are close to commercializing a new semiconductor technology based on a circuit element called a "memristor," which can substitute for transistors, initially in a memory chip that might offer an alternative to both Flash and DRAM memories.
Practical advice abounds in a faculty-focused guide to commercializing research.
Twenty-five percent of the user innovations in our sample were transferred to commercializing producer firms.
"It can be difficult to commercialize.
And so they're harder to commercialize.
Ultimately, however, Xerox decided not to commercialize the Alto.
He has formed a company, Microskia, to commercialize the technology.
"Darius maybe wanted to commercialize Gold Hill more than the foundation really wanted".
