makroskooppisiin
Makroskooppisiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective makroskooppinen, meaning macroscopic. The term derives from Greek makros, large, and skopein, to look. In Finnish, makroskooppisiin describes phenomena, objects or aspects that are visible to the naked eye, in contrast to mikroskooppisiin (microscopic) details.
In science, macroscopic refers to scale or observations that do not require magnification. Macroscopic descriptions apply
The form makroskooppisiin is used in Finnish sentences when describing plural nouns in the illative case, for
Examples of macroscopic phenomena include phase transitions observable at the bulk level, fracture patterns in solids,