Sentence examples for which commercialized from inspiring English sources

The movie is a record of a single stop in a long national tour a celebration of entertaining the old way, before live audiences and, whatever else it does, "Kings" offers a stunning reproof to the endless media racket in which commercialized "rage" is packaged in CDs and on TV for the suburbs.

Look at Garmin, which commercialized a technology with roots in defense: satellite-based global positioning.

The idea has its genesis in Red Hat, which commercialized Linux.

Andras previously co-founded Organovo (NYSE: ONVO), which commercialized 3D bioprinting to create human tissues for pharmaceutical research and medical applications.

Joining the board is Rod Johnson, co-founder of Spring Source, which commercialized the open source Java framework Spring and was acquired by VMware.

In fact, Weinreich and Levy launched this startup (their third venture together) to respond to needs they had as entrepreneurs at MeetMoi, the first location-based mobile dating service; and Xtify, which commercialized the persistent tracking technology at the core of MeetMoi.

Eventually, "Bless the Child" is tiresome, though you have to have a soft spot for a movie in which the commercialized self-help movement -- Eric's motto is "Do what you will, will what you do" -- is equated with Satanism.

As the holiday gets more established, it becomes more commercialized, which isn't necessarily a bad thing — it's celebrating stores, of course, albeit stores with "unique culture".

It is also where the majority of the population lives and is relatively commercialized, which is useful for things that are often difficult to find on Malaysian islands, like access to ATMs and currency exchange.

It's also "soon-to-be-commercialized," which could mean integration with established router or making a brand new one — and the team also notes that the same technique could be applied to cellular networks, although of course it would require a bit of tweaking.

We have focused our review on commercialized GMOs which have been cultivated in significant amounts throughout the world since 1994 (Table 1).