Commercialize the SDR

So we've been working with a company to commercialize this.

Bravo officer, you need to commercialize your music to make more earning.

(a) Can South South networking between research institutions commercialize existing research findings?

Meanwhile, in California, we were trying to commercialize a lot of this stuff.

Meanwhile, in California, we were trying to commercialize a lot of this stuff.

In the 1990s, Stonebraker started a new company to commercialize Postgres, under the name Illustra.

Productivity growth stems from enhanced adaptive capabilities to use modern technology and commercialize new knowledge.

In 1984, he used his sabbatical year to found MIPS Computer Systems Inc. to commercialize his research in RISC processors.

Ajigak is happy for the officers and advises them to commercialize their music more often to augment their miserly police salaries.

In that connection, one delegation proposed the establishment of a subcommittee to explore and recommend how best to commercialize selected publications.

Traditional fisheries are rapidly being depleted as local laws are changed to commercialize publicly owned fisheries for the benefit of large industrial vessels.

As a consequence, Bell Labs concluded that the invention was of little or no consequence, leading it not to attempt to commercialize the invention.

(b) To create specifically targeted programmes that make credit available to commercialize women apos s traditional economic activities, as well as innovative new ones

For example, a number of research institutions across developing countries have discovered the medicinal uses of aromatic and medicinal plants, but are unable to commercialize those findings.

(k) Acknowledge that many indigenous peoples do not seek protection for their cultural heritage in order to commercialize it, but rather to prevent outsiders from exploiting it

It required Boeing and other large aircraft manufacturers, for example, to commercialize what the Wright Brothers pioneered, or Ford and General Motors to mass produce the automobile, and so on.

What the Dragon moment makes clear is that the ability to commercialize innovation, not just to create it, is what has made the US economy so robust over the long run.

I graduated high school in May, and I decided that I was going to start up a company to commercialize these technologies that I've developed, these revolutionary detectors for scanning cargo containers and these systems to produce medical isotopes, but I want to do this, and I've slowly been building up a team of some of the most incredible people