“It is clear enough that nobody is forced to commercialize their code as free software.”

“Reproducing Ming chinaware using the original ingredients took longer to commercialize than she suggests.”

“They take the science and couple it with their engineers to commercialize the process.”

“After all, this is a country that's notorious for having to commercialise its innovations overseas.”

“Negotiations are underway to commercialise the project through a partnership with a leading company in the area of transplantation diagnostics.”

“The initiative has been formed to commercialise work to help drug companies create products to combat resistant bacteria.”

“Genentech commercializes and manufactures biotechnology products directly in the United States.”

“Zhermack manufactures and commercializes solutions for the dental surgery and dental laboratory.”

“She left academics and started her first company, NeurogesX, which commercializes pain medicines.”

“You history of Ravello is tied up to the stories in Amalfi, it is really under the Republic marinara that Ravello reaches the maximum shine excelling in the commerces.”

“The Red Cross, Industrial Development Councils, Chambers of Commerces and Lions International are worthly causes for Marc.”

“Conservative governments commercialised a public service, broke its monopoly on stamp sales and closed many hundreds of sub post offices.”

“Popular culture is decadent and degenerate, and we're doomed as a civilisation to a relentless decline into inauthentic, commercialised pap.”

“At 83, he still loves the mountains and the challenge of the climb but expressed concern at how the expeditions now are so commercialised.”

“Most of these are ubiquitous but some, like artichokes and asparagus, are also highly commercialized, especially in conserve.”

“Linked to the music business are commercialized fashions which change on an ever more rapid basis.”

“Through the late 1960s, there was no operating experience data from which to derive cost estimates for commercialized nuclear plants.”

“Encourage them to look more at commercialising the innovation that they have on their campuses.”

“We are now paying a very high price for commercialising and politicising what was a very good and certainly very cheap health service.”

“You may find inspiration for your idea from commercialising a labour-saving process that has been around for years.”

“What it is really good at is developing innovations and commercializing them.”

“Critics assailed the commission, as well as a number of state and local organizations, for commercializing centennial activities.”

“In terms of commercializing research, this means bringing as much of the intellectual property as universities can to the market.”