Приклади вживання Commercialisation Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Global Commercialisation Portfolio Management.
Modern Innovation Structures and Commercialisation of Science.
The commercialisation of biotech crops started in 1996.
If desalination isn't profitable, or the pathway to commercialisation is too risky for investors, the problem won't be solved.
Commercialisation of thermal processes such as pyrolysis and gasification also advanced in 2016.
Entrepreneurship Commercialisation Innovation Centre.
Technology transfer is the process of transferring scientificfindings from one organisation to another for the purpose of further development and commercialisation.
The advent and commercialisation of computers made arithmetic cheap.
Science Park“Kyivska Polytechnika” is a form of scientific andresearch process organization which promotes effective commercialisation of high-tech developments.
Facilitate the production and commercialisation of innovative and creative products in the Parties; and.
The university partners with many other local and international universities and research institutions to bringcloser research knowledge into successful application and commercialisation.
The ultimate winner will be awardedat least $1 million to support commercialisation and scaling of their innovative technology.
Despite the commercialisation, Kung Fu retains a mystical character closer to a monastic discipline than to the performances of modern gladiators.
The University partners with many other local and international universities and research institutions to bringworld-leading research knowledge into successful application and commercialisation.
GLONASS constellation has reached global coverage, its commercialisation, especially development of the user segment, has been lacking compared to the American GPS.
The Parties will encourage and promote the exchange of experience on space policy, administration and legal aspects,as well as on industrial restructuring and the commercialisation of space technologies.
The IBM Q SystemOne is a major step forward in the commercialisation of quantum computing," said Arvind Krishna, senior vice president of Hybrid Cloud and director of IBM Research.
Graduates may also choose from optional subjects, including copyright law, global aspects of intellectual property law, intellectual property and traditional knowledge,intellectual property and human rights and intellectual property commercialisation…[-].
They will ask how commercialisation affects the management and operations of social enterprises, and which avenues could or should be used to avoid mission drift.
Although the GLONASS constellation has reached global coverage, its commercialisation, especially development of the user segment, has been lacking compared to the American GPS system.
This Session will explore how commercialisation could affect the management and operations of social enterprises and which avenues could, or should, be used to avoid mission drift.
It brings the problematic of subversive, revolutionary moment and the issue of post-colonialism,exoticism and commercialisation, looking into recent turbulent histories of former socialist countries, particularly into the phenomena of rave cultures in the context of war and crises.
The bottling and commercialisation of natural mineral waters first began in Europe in the mid 16th century, with mineral water from Spa in Belgium, from Vichy in France, from Ferrarelle in Italy and Apollinaris in Germany.
Bruchhagen is widely known for his eloquent interviews, often criticizing the commercialisation in modern football and does not hesitate to counteract against ones like Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
The importation, exportation and commercialisation of any product referred to in Articles 202 and 203 of this Agreement shall be conducted in compliance with the laws and regulations applying in the territory of the Party in which the products are placed on the market.
Competition between national accreditation bodies could lead to the commercialisation of their activity, which would be incompatible with their role as the last level of control in the conformity assessment chain.
Thus, the unscrupulous propaganda of donoring and the commercialisation of transplanting create prerequisites for trade in parts of the human body, thus threatening the life and health of people.
Competition between national accreditation bodies could lead to the commercialisation of their activity, which would be incompatible with their role as the last level of control in the conformity assessment chain.