Sentence examples for were first commercialised from inspiring English sources

Since they were first commercialised a few years ago, they have mostly appeared in small portable devices, such as mobile phones and digital music-players.

Due to its inherent ability to represent conceptual entities as objects, it has gained increasing popularity since the early 1990s, when systems such as the common object request broker architecture (CORBA) were first commercialised.

Clerk Maxwell's work was then first commercialised here in the UK.

In its misguided race to be first to commercialise the human genome, the government regards privacy as an inevitable loss.

The extrusion-based RP, which is commercially known as the FDM process (Fig. 18), was first developed and commercialised by Stratasys Inc. in 1992.

It was a British discovery that's now being commercialised in Britain's making sector.

Some claimed that ultrasound was increasingly being commercialised.

Where's this timber being commercialised?

Instead, as they became successful, riot grrrl bands were commodified, commercialised and eventually repackaged.

The point is that it has been commercialised.

If not, they should be – the revolution will be commercialised.