However, for the technology to take off he believes it needs to be commercialised in an evolutionary way.

然而，为了该技术的腾飞，他认为它需要以一种革新的方式进行商业化。

By the seventeenth Century spirits, or cordials as they were known, were increasingly commercialised.

到了十七世纪， 烈酒，或众所周知的亲切酒，越来越商业化。

Another is rules around consent and data use, especially if 3MAG will involve firms understandably keen to commercialise the findings.

另一个是关于同意和数据使用的，别是如果3MAG让热衷于将研究结果商业化的公司（这是可以理解的）参与进来。

Other companies are also close to commercialising their versions of perovskite-on-silicon solar panels.

其他公司也即将实现其硅基钙钛矿太阳能电池板的商业化。

Because we're still at an early stage of commercialising this type of fuel.

因为我们仍处于将这种燃料商业化的早期阶段。

Material Economics has identified 70 projects in Europe that are commercialising technology to reduce carbon emissions in basic-materials industries.

Material Economics 在欧洲确定了 70 个项目，这些项目在将技术商业化以减少基础材料行业的碳排放。

Its inventors set up a company called NeuroRestore, which is working with Onward Medical, a Dutch company, to commercialise their new device.

它的发明者成立了一家名为NeuroRestore的公司，该公司与荷兰公司Onward Medical合作，将他们的新设备商业化。

They are thus hard to commercialise, which is a pity, because the self-cleaning, self-drying surfaces they create could be of great value.

因此，这些材料都难以商业化。这很可惜，因为它们形成的自洁、自干燥表面可能极。

But most importantly, having done that, commercialise that to say, how would I build a commercially viable power plant?

但最重要的是， 在做到这一点之后，将其商业化， 我将如何建造一座商业上可行的发电厂？

More recently, Virgin Galactic, a company hoping to commercialise space flight, developed out of the Ansari XPRIZE 2004 winner Tier One.

最近，希望将太空飞行商业化的公司 Virgin Galactic 从 Ansari XPRIZE 2004 冠军 Tier One 发展而来。

But as AI is commercialised and deployed in a range of fields, there is a growing need for reliable and specific benchmarks.

但随着人工智能的商业化和在一系列领域的部署，对可靠和体的基准的需求越来越大。

These days Qixi is much more commercialised, and it's usually celebrated in the same manner as Valentine's Day – with meals, chocolates, and flowers.

如今，七夕更加商业化，通常以与情人节相同的方式来庆祝——用大餐、巧克力和鲜花来庆祝。

This in turn gives startups and their private backers a powerful incentive to curry favour with the government first and commercialise actual breakthroughs a distant second.

这反过来又为初创企业及其私人支持者提供了强大的动力，让他们首先讨好政府，然后将实际突破商业化。

Both groups think hydrogel batteries could be commercialised without great difficulty, and that the cost of making them would be reasonable when compared with present battery technologies.

两组都认为水凝胶电池可以在没有太大困难的情况下实现商业化，并且与目前的电池技术相比， 其制造成本是合理的。

In 2012 he commercialised a microfluidic device which could break cells open to release their mRNA and analyse the resulting transcript patterns 96 cells at a time.

2012 年，他将一种微流体装置商业化，该装置可以打开细胞以释放其 mRNA，并一次分析 96 个细胞的转录模式。

That trend could change. A number of new spraying methods employing artificial intelligence (Al) are being commercialised, promising to cut the amount of pesticides a farmer needs to spray by a colossal 90%.

这种趋势可能会改变。许多采用人工智能(Al)的新型喷洒方法在商业化，有望将农民需要喷洒的农药数量减少90%。

Dr Povey, who is also the boss of VLC, a firm set up to commercialise the technology, thinks such devices should be able to reach 1 gigabit per second, and do so over greater range.

同时也是VLC公司的老板的波文博士认为这种器件应能达到每秒1千兆比的传输速度，且传输距离可以更远。

Dr Povey, who is also the boss of VLC, a firm set up to commercialise the technology, thinks such devices should be able to reach 1 gigabit per second (Gbps), and do so over greater range.

同时也是VLC公司（为使这种技术商业化而成立的公司）的老板的波文博士认为这种器件应能达到每秒1千兆比（Gbps）的传输速度，且传输距离可以更远。

It was not until the 1950s, though, after bacteria were found to be responsible for the phenomenon, that the process was commercialised to recover leftover material in tailings, the liquid and solid waste from mining operations.

但直到 20 世纪 50 年代， 人们才发现这种现象是由细菌造成的，这一工艺才被商业化， 用于回收尾矿中的剩余物质，即采矿作业产生的液体和固体废物。

In 2012 Kripa Varanasi, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Dave Smith, his PhD student, set up a company called LiquiGlide to commercialise their work on making liquids flow more easily through pipes and out of containers.

麻省理工学院教授克里帕·瓦拉纳西（KripaVaranasi）和他指导的博士生戴夫·史密斯（DaveSmith）研究如何让液体更容易通过管道和流出容器。他们在2012年成立了一家名为LiquiGlide的公司，寻求把研究成果商业化。