The phrase "a large scale running" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe an event or activity that involves running on a large scale, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The charity organized a large scale running event to raise funds for the local community."
Alternatives: "a large-scale race" or "a massive running event."
As a result, even on such a large scale, devices running IDRA are capable of efficient direct communication by using packet conversion and a dynamic network service broker on each intermediate hop.
The state government has been running a large-scale campaign of council mergers.
(2) operationally, can we actually realize a large scale quantum computer to run these algorithms?
Norway continues to run a large scale whaling industry the country took a record catch of 736 minke whales in 2014 but surprisingly, it doesn't exist for Norwegians.
Considering the time needed to carry out a full-fledged scenario building exercise and to run a large scale participatory workshop, the overall duration of the process of about 24 months remained reasonable.
The procedure involves readily available and inexpensive starting materials and allows construction of complex molecular architectures on a large scale in a single run.
However, a large-scale simulation running in a distributed environment is often affected by the imbalance of load level at different computing hosts.
In Google, it uses a large-scale cluster running MapReduce and its related techniques, such as GFS [2] and Bigtable [3], to handle hundreds of petabyte data every week.
Looking at it now, it's extraordinary that a film on this subject could get off the ground on such a large scale, and since its revolutionary sentiments ran so counter to the current of the times it's hardly a surprise it was such a commercial failure.
For now, the 2014 Gay Games will be a test run of a large scale attempt to align sexual identity with environmental values.
