The phrase "massively shared" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that has been widely or extensively shared by a large number of people. Example: The article about climate change was massively shared on social media, reaching millions of people and sparking an important conversation.
Despite knowing that we are part of a vast universe, on a massively complex planet shared with seven billion other human lives, we continue with the truly insane perception that we are the centre of the world.
Book readers have never had a mechanism for massively and easily sharing their responses to a text with other readers, right inside the text itself.
But they have also increased asset values, massively in share markets and unevenly but, on balance, substantially in property values.
In Europe, Google's search engine has a massively dominant share of the market — of circa 90percentt.
And one important reason for the UK's bigger so-called "structural" deficit was that financial services represents a massively bigger share of the UK economy than of the US economy and that of any other of our major competitors.
Google holds a massively dominant share of the search market in Europe so the ECJ's ruling weighs most heavily on its business.
However, efforts on porting implicit PDE solvers to massively parallel shared-memory heterogeneous architectures, such as general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs), have largely avoided BILU, leaving their enormous performance potential unfulfilled in many applications where the use of implicit schemes and BILU-type preconditioners/solvers is highly preferred.
GPU-enabled computing resources provide a massively parallel processing platform based on a fine-grained shared memory paradigm.
The universe is shared online, although the developer says it is more like a "massively single-player game" in that participants are unlikely to encounter each other.
Recently, by massively parallel DNA sequencing, Ding et al. [ 46] showed that metastases were indeed significantly enriched for shared mutations, which supports the last model.
