commercialize
வணிக
definition
verb
the museum has been commercialized
manage or exploit (an organization, activity, etc.) in a way designed to make a profit.
example
‘But it will be ten years before we can drive down the costs enough to 'commercialize' the material,’ he notes.
In 1551, Antwerp's aldermen had begun a campaign to develop and 'commercialize' their city's southeastern quadrant.
He has suggested putting us in touch with people to 'commercialize' our work, but we are not following this now.
They take the science and couple it with their engineers to 'commercialize' the process.
In other instances, institutions may seek to 'commercialize' materials that faculty produce for regular courses.
If and when we decide to 'commercialise' this process you will receive a formal written offer.
By working constantly to forge strong links to a number of local industries, it is hoped that the Institute's innovations can be rapidly 'commercialised' .
The education minister was especially caustic about the 'commercialization' of education by a section of the teachers.
The initiative has been formed to 'commercialise' work to help drug companies create products to combat resistant bacteria.
And the line between 'commercialisation' and public service isn't the only one that's been crossed.
Encourage them to look more at 'commercialising' the innovation that they have on their campuses.
This trend developed in the late 1960s, in part as a way to avoid the 'commercialization' of art.
The board will be mostly comprised of business people and its aim is to 'commercialise' education and health.
In China, it is not clear whether tourist sites should be operated for the purpose of public welfare or subjected to 'commercialization' .
We are working hard to 'commercialise' this science and will be doing the essential clinical trials until the end of next year.
What it is really good at is developing innovations and 'commercializing' them.
You may find inspiration for your idea from 'commercialising' a labour-saving process that has been around for years.
Fung said one of the changes to be made will require applicants to prove that their innovations can be 'commercialised' .
‘This task should be 'commercialized' , so that it will develop faster, but for now it depends on government funds,’ he said.
Put simply, it will mean more competition - for capital, for people and to capture and 'commercialise' innovation.
After all, this is a country that's notorious for having to 'commercialise' its innovations overseas.
In Japan, where companies have 'commercialized' a solar roofing material, some 70,000 homes now have solar installations.
Negotiations are underway to 'commercialise' the project through a partnership with a leading company in the area of transplantation diagnostics.
Our hurdle is finding ways to 'commercialise' our talents.
On the 'commercialisation' of medicine, he says medical care is expensive today because of the high investment in big hospitals.
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