"macroscopic description" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are describing something that can be seen with the naked eye. For example, "This is a macroscopic description of the variety of fish found in the lake."
The product state is only for variables which are relevant for the macroscopic description of the objects.
The macroscopic description was done following the methodology given by Diessel classification (1965) for the humic coals.
The effective diffusivity that appears in the macroscopic description is predicted by a closure problem.
This mesoscopic approach discloses features that are not considered in the standard macroscopic description.
On the one hand, higher capacity lots, rather than individualized parking spaces, are made compatible with the macroscopic description of the parking flows, discussed below.
Moreover, it makes it possible to separate the macroscopic description of some problems from their microscopic description.
The term log cuttings includes macroscopic descriptions of cuttings and cores, field observations and GR well logs.
This framework enables us to put microscopic and macroscopic descriptions in an equal footing at nano-scale.
To test the numerical scheme we investigate the kinetic model at different scales and compare the solution with the microscopic and macroscopic descriptions of the Vicsek model.
Accordingly, six types of fundamental granules are proposed based on the semantic, microscopic and macroscopic descriptions; their semantics, forms, structures, calculations and relationships are studied, and the granular hierarchical structure is achieved.
Then, through the homogenization method the macroscopic descriptions of (i) porous media constituted by a packing of Helmholtz resonators and of (ii) Helmholtz resonators embedded in a porous matrix are established.
