0 present participle of commercialize --
1 to organize something to make a profit --
She was first seen collaborating with her brother on commercializing his teraport stardrive, handling marketing and business aspects.
At the same time, they were constantly criticized by other rock bands about commercializing their original hard rock music.
Yet the company then diversified its business, especially in developing and commercializing its properties (such as train stations).
There was an attempt at commercializing the reactor, as it could be used in remote areas or vehicles (research stations, electric-diesel submarines).
Because of the real-time nature of the application and the limited size of the market, commercializing optical tracking software posts a big challenge.
Celera was formed for the purpose of generating and commercializing genomic information to accelerate the understanding of biological processes.
In 1988, the station made a first attempt at commercializing its business.
By quickly commercializing low carbon technologies they aimed to mitigate climate change quickly.
