1. relating to or involving large-scale structures or phenomena that can be observed without magnification
Usage: scientific

1. a large scale of measurement or observation, typically visible to the naked eye
Usage: scientific

Examples

• The researchers studied macroscale patterns in ocean currents.
• At the macroscale level, the material appears smooth and uniform.
• Engineers must consider both microscale and macroscale properties of the composite.
• The macroscale structure of the building was impressive from a distance.
• Climate models operate on a macroscale to predict global weather patterns.
• The experiment examined phenomena at the macroscale rather than molecular level.