The phrase "a range of large scale" is not entirely correct as it lacks clarity and specificity in its construction.
It can be used when discussing various options or types that are significant in size or impact, but it would be better to clarify the context.
Example: "The project includes a range of large-scale initiatives aimed at improving community infrastructure."
Alternatives: "a variety of large-scale" or "a selection of large-scale".
An understanding of the performance characteristics of a range of large-scale HPC resources has been obtained using low-level synthetic benchmarks.
They have been employed in full-scale structures, as well as demonstrated in a range of large-scale experiments and numerical structural analysis studies.
This vast volume of data requires new analytical tools - we are developing a range of large-scale network analysis and machine learning algorithms that we hope will provide deeper insight into human behavior.
We discuss how each of these objectives is addressed within HSL_MP43 and illustrate the performance of the code using a range of large-scale problems from chemical process simulation and optimisation.
In recent years, Australians have been exposed to a range of large-scale news coverage and health promotion campaigns about communicable disease.
The Enhancing NeuroImaging Genetics through Meta-Analysis (ENIGMA) Consortium is a collaborative network of researchers working together on a range of large-scale studies that integrate data from 70 institutions worldwide.
A physics-based model is an essential tool for predicting the power range of large scale VRFB systems to aid in the design optimization process.
The specific benefits of these devices in reducing displacement, base shear, or both have been illustrated using linear and experimentally validated nonlinear device models, as well as in a range of large to full scale experiments.
The photographic record includes 12 sets of vertical photography, obtained at a range of large to medium nominal scales, for the period 1947 to 1997.
SciLifeLab (Science for Life Laboratory): SciLifeLab 28 in Sweden is a recently established Expert Centre, providing access to a broad range of large-scale molecular analyses, state-of-the-art as well as unique technologies and resources developed by the partners, and with bioinformatic support to assist in the interpretation of results.
Since its opening, the museum has presented a wide range of large-scale installations, including the work of Michael Heizer, Richard Serra, Dan Flavin and Barbara Kruger.
