Examples of using Extrapolating in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We're better off using known data points and extrapolating.
I did a facial reconstruction, extrapolating the skin tone from hair color.
Extrapolating the available data to 2006 the total turnover of this sector would be between €240-260 billion.
The crystalline lens is not a cover, but the"lens" extrapolating the caught light to an eye retina.
Well, extrapolating from the stains on the skull… it turns out that at the time of his death, the victim looked like this.
I wrote a hexagonal algorithm tracking all of his sightings, extrapolating a theoretical exit trajectory.
By extrapolating these early stirrings of 4D, we can determine what must be the norm in 4D.
These guidelines shall take account of the possibility of extrapolating the results of the studies carried out on major species to minor species.
Extrapolating this exponential rate of progress, one is led to expect to see dramatic changes in the relatively near future.
In establishing these guidelines,attention should be paid to the possibility of extrapolating the results of the studies carried out on major species to minor species.
When extrapolating for the final 6000 deaths that were not stress or chronic disease related, then the total is about 210.
These guidelines shall take account of the possibility of extrapolating the results of the studies carried out on major species to minor species.
Extrapolating from the fact that he's been skipping his morning muffin, I would say that he lost almost all his money on the market last year.
In establishing these guidelines,attention should be paid to the possibility of extrapolating the results of the studies carried out on major species to minor species.
When extrapolating results to 2018, cumulative breast cancer deaths averted since 1989 ranged between 384,000 and 614,500.
Since this may be due to a lower sensitivity of the non-clinical species compared to humans,this result should be interpreted with caution when extrapolating to humans.
In fact, I had quite a time extrapolating the relevant data and had to resort to several unusual algorithms in order.
Once you have done it once, though, you may be able to use a simplified logbook,keeping detailed records for three months and then extrapolating your business use of your vehicle for the rest of the year.
And extrapolating from the curve, I have determined that your piece came from a bottle with a base radius of a little over an inch… something like one of these apothecary bottles.
Total European CO2 and GHG industrial emissions had alreadybeen on a moderately declining trend since 1990, and extrapolating this trend to 2008 indicates that the ETS has reduced emissions by just two percent compared to projected levels without the EU ETS.
Extrapolating the damage in other prefectures, the Japanese Cabinet Office estimate should be about $231 billion once adding $23 billion loss in other prefectures.
Annual Report concerning the financial year 2006 The results of these audits will be thoroughly followed-up;recovering from the beneficiary any amounts unduly paid and extrapolating any systemic errors detected to all other, non-audited contracts with the same beneficiary.
Extrapolating the damage in other prefectures, the Japanese Cabinet Office estimate should be about $231 billion once $23 billion loss in other prefectures is added.
And after analysing the properties andspatial distribution of the binary systems and extrapolating their observations, they concluded there must be anywhere from 300 to 500 binaries and about 10,000 isolated black holes in the surrounding area.
Extrapolating the figures worldwide, it could be that aspirin is responsible for around 100,000 deaths and 500,000 emergency hospital treatments each year, and yet it has never been implicated in any of them.
Common Commission's reply to paragraphs 79 to 84: As reported in DG AGRI's Annual Activity Report, Annex IV, materiality criteria, the Commission uses control statistics reported by MSs tocalculate a"residual reported error rate" by extrapolating to the entire population the errors found by PAs in the population randomly selected for on-the-spot controls.
Last year, in my analysis[20], extrapolating data from 2008 National Academy of Science findings, I estimated that the number of Americans living in poverty in 2009 wasat least 52 million[20].
Extrapolating the available data to 2006 the total turnover of European industry dependent on spectrum for electronic communications services would be between €240-260 billion.
Extrapolating this to the EU-252 using 2005 GDP figures, results in the cost of obesity as€ 40.5 billion a year, and a cost to the EU-25 of€ 81 billion for obesity and overweight assuming(based on UK data) that adding the cost of overweight doubles the cost of obesity.