macroscale
noun
[ ˈmakrə(ʊ)skeɪl ]
• a large scale involving general or overall structures or processes rather than details.
• "apart from the deepest parts of some oceans, most of the world is mapped and explored, at least on the macroscale"
macroscale
adjective
• on or characterized by a large scale involving general or overall structures or processes rather than details.
• "microscale studies focus on individuals and small groups and macroscale studies focus on cultures and institutions"
