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macroscale
US /'mækroʊskeɪl/
・UK /'mækrəskeɪl/
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adj.AdjectiveRelating to large-scale or general terms; involving large distances or quantities.
The project requires macroscale planning to ensure all aspects are covered.
adj.AdjectiveObservable without the aid of microscopes or other instruments; dealing with phenomena on a large, visible scale.
Macroscale phenomena in physics can often be explained by classical mechanics.
adj.AdjectiveRelating to the overall economy or large economic systems.
The government implemented macroscale economic reforms to stimulate growth.
adj.AdjectivePertaining to large-scale environmental processes and patterns.
Macroscale changes in climate patterns are affecting ecosystems worldwide.
adj.AdjectiveRelating to the overall design and performance of large structures or systems.
The bridge design considered macroscale structural integrity to withstand extreme weather.
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