How to pronounce “commercialized” in English

commercialized garbage and a little bit of good stuff.

a commercialized one.

This is how 3M commercialized the Post-it notes that I think all of us use these days.

was initially commercialized.

And it's heavily commercialized, and medicalized, and judgmental, and uncompassionate.

So Xerox commercialized the laser printer and made back way more money than they ever spent on Xerox PARC.

It's sort of commercialized and centralized-- and you say, in place of that, we should be focusing more on local, like local institutions

And then when it commercialized, it probably made its mark at Pascal Manale's in uptown New Orleans, where you have to have a bib.

And it was commercialized through this other company called Happy Fork.

So there's not commercialized beer, but we'd still support them.

I know my colleague recently commercialized one of his patents where there's a microbe, a spore, that can withstand UV radiation more than any other microbe.

That's when the internet was commercialized.

there's a lot of great commercialized Technologies we've gotten out of NASA research and development um or the fact that you know how would you live your

You know, in commercialized country you only really get what sells and a lot of what sells isn't necessarily what matters.

And that was the first time that people saw a big commercialized version of something

seeing horrible ways that they were raped and commercialized.

but then I realized that if I licensed the patent and commercialized it, I could sell it as a company.

I write the story of Procter & Gamble that commercialized modeling and simulation product out of the national labs to help them remove

actually, computers were first commercialized and my engineering aptitude enabled me immediately to grasp what the technology was all about.

So Taylor could not have given a darn about whether his stuff got commercialized.

was built on patent robbers who stole patents from Western Europe and commercialized them here in the US, completely infringing on it.

And initially, they will be commercialized in the south.

battery was invented in 1980, commercialized in 1991.

We started investigating and looking for ways to see how it could be commercialized, what could be done, and that's where we're at.

idea isn't for the lionfish to be a product that's commercialized in Criterion, which is my restaurant, and sold as

It was a fantastic, groundbreaking system that commercialized a lot of the ideas that later showed up in things like, oh, the Macintosh, and

We’re gonna have to just rely on the main stream MTV commercialized vision of the archaized, sassy black woman.

We commercialized it.

about exercise and explain a very strange modern, industrialized, commercialized, medicalized approach to something very natural.

On the one hand, I get frustrated in living in a constantly commercialized environment.

The same with-- if we look at innovation, innovation has been reduced to this very commercialized,

And it wasn't, if you like, commercialized in the normal way.

As many of you know, health trackers are just the most commercialized at this point.

Actually they stole it from the Nazis, but they commercialized magnetic recording.

In addition to selling cook stoves in the developing world, we also commercialized a line of camping products, which we sell to outdoor recreation customers in the US

because it really gave you a sense of how backward this place is when the rest of Turkey has become so commercialized.

So there's a huge difference between a prototype and an actual finished, commercialized product.

It seems like there's something slightly disjointed about this personal artist's vision and the very commercialized, generic?

It shows how experiences have become so commercialized.

So the phone is kind of a magical thing, because when it was first invented, of course, by Alexander Graham Bell and then commercialized

So I'm sure many of you are familiar with this, games only really became commercialized with Atari's "Pong"

to actually setting up an urban farm, a proper, sort of commercialized urban farm, where you're trying to produce and supply a local market.

CD-ROMs were becoming a big deal, multimedia, and then all of a sudden, the internet became commercialized with the Netscape browser supporting images.

And girls were sold hot, which is a really narrow, superficial, commercialized idea of what's

And it gives back what has been lost, I think, throughout the technology and the way it's been commercialized.

That means India, Africa, and South America, and down the road, it might even be commercialized in the Western world.

So what I could see there is that this was a place where they weren't doing just abstract stuff, that Argonne had already commercialized.

And they taste like strawberries the way they used to taste 40, 50 years ago when it wasn't so commercialized.

The most innovative company in the world, invented the VCR, invented digital photography, commercialized neither of them because management chose not to invest in these opportunities.