large in range or scope; extensive; broad-scale

To expand production or operations to reach a significant scale; to implement large-scale management.

to have begun to take shape; to have reached a basic level of organization or scale, typically said of a project, city, or organization

on a super-large or massive scale; very large-scale

overall scale; total scope; general size

Richter magnitude scale, used to measure the power of earthquakes; the numerical scale used to measure the magnitude of energy released by an earthquake

(Taiwan) the Richter scale, used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes

the cost advantages that enterprises obtain due to their scale of operation, typically measured by the amount of output produced

The benefit or profit generated once a business or production operation reaches a certain size; large-scale efficiency gained through integrated operations.

An economic model where increasing the scale or volume of production reduces the average unit cost and increases profit.

management or production approach that scales operations to a certain size to optimize efficiency and resource allocation of resources

very-large-scale integration (VLSI); super large-scale integrated circuit

a logarithmic scale used by seismologists to measure the size of earthquakes in terms of the energy released

A measurement of the amount of energy released by an earthquake; expressed as a single number that remains the same regardless of the location from which it is measured.

weapon of mass destruction

weapon of mass destruction (WMD)