The phrase "a large scale road" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression should be "a large-scale road," using a hyphen to connect "large" and "scale" as a compound adjective.
Example: "The city is planning to construct a large-scale road to improve traffic flow."
Alternatives: "a major road" or "a wide road."
Results of several real fire experiments in a large-scale road tunnel and in a multi-compartment set-up show the feasibility of the approach.
The case-study on a large-scale road infrastructure project shows that the expected reliance on technical expertise and competitive procurement for guaranteeing public interest was outweighed by a number of design flaws.
Toyota had earlier announced its intention to bring 150 plug-in Priuses to the U.S. by the end of this year, but they are going to be doled out to vehicle fleets in what amounts to a large-scale road test.
The group cites the example of the Rospuda Valley in eastern Poland, a 29,000-acre wetland that was threatened by a large-scale road-building project.
These components include enhanced access to emergency transportation through large scale road development efforts, widspread availability of emergency communication channels via the spread of cellphone and internet technology, and increased access to health services for poor patients through the implementation of health financing schemes.
"To achieve these goals, simulation is a key technology for developing and validating autonomous vehicles on a large scale in parallel to expansive road tests". Cognata's platform recreates global and expands testing scenarios such as AI-based traffic models simulating real-world traffic conditions in those cities.
It is called Khorgos-East Gate, a massive logistics and industrial zone that's at the heart of a new network of trans-continental trade routes called the Silk Road Economic Belt -- the overland portion of the One Belt, One Road (OBOR), a large scale infrastructural, economic, and political endeavor that aims to bolster connectivity between the economies of countries from China to Western Europe.
The land could not support large amounts of soldiers and Letocetum, at an important cross-roads, became a large scale posting station.
For this purpose we analyse data that were generated in the course of the SARTRE 4 project [14], a large scale survey on attitudes and opinions concerning road safety among 18 EU countries and Israel.
