commercialise

However, for the technology to take off he believes it needs to be commercialised in an evolutionary way.

By the seventeenth Century spirits, or cordials as they were known, were increasingly commercialised.

Another is rules around consent and data use, especially if 3MAG will involve firms understandably keen to commercialise the findings.

Because we're still at an early stage of commercialising this type of fuel.

Its inventors set up a company called NeuroRestore, which is working with Onward Medical, a Dutch company, to commercialise their new device.

They are thus hard to commercialise, which is a pity, because the self-cleaning, self-drying surfaces they create could be of great value.

Material Economics has identified 70 projects in Europe that are commercialising technology to reduce carbon emissions in basic-materials industries.

But most importantly, having done that, commercialise that to say, how would I build a commercially viable power plant?

More recently, Virgin Galactic, a company hoping to commercialise space flight, developed out of the Ansari XPRIZE 2004 winner Tier One.

These days Qixi is much more commercialised, and it's usually celebrated in the same manner as Valentine's Day – with meals, chocolates, and flowers.