"operation scale" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the size, scope, or magnitude of an operation or plan. For example, "The operation scale of this project is much larger than we initially anticipated."
"We didn't abandon all the infrastructure, you cannot, for such a large and complex operation, scale down and scale up whenever you want," Mr van Burden told me.
Particularly, an integrated model is established in order to accommodate dispersed PVs in short-term operation scale while facilitating appropriate profits in long-term planning scale.
Results of a study on the influence of operation scale and impeller speed of high shear mixer granulators on the strength of granlues are reported in this paper.
For future studies, we suggest that the operation scale should be adjusted and factors influencing biodiversity should be considered in the weighting system to realistically and precisely designate the ecological effectiveness of landscape mosaic units.
This is a major practical issue, because the matrix inversion operation in RZF precoding is very computationally demanding in large systems [35]; the number of operation scale as (mathcal {O}(K^{2} M)) and the known inversion algorithms are complicated to implement in hardware (see Section 4 for details).
We also noticed that the SEC deteriorated during 2011 2012 after an increase in 2010 2011, which suggests that sample county hospitals should explore their optimum operation scale.
We'd like followers to imagine the scale of the operation scaled up at least tenfold or so.
The cases cover novel single unit operation scale-up and conventional complex process scale-up.
These processes are generally characterized by a long-process flow with large operation scales and complicated mechanisms.
Assuming that d2o had no communication overhead and an operation scaled perfectly linearly with array size, the performance would be rated at 100%%.
As military operations scale down there, the new SRR will safeguard its skills.
