Examples of using Extrapolate in English and their translations into Slovenian
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We just extrapolate the data.
From these specifics, what conclusion can you extrapolate?
I think I can extrapolate from there.
Extrapolate the possible destinations.
The computer can extrapolate the rest of the face.
Extrapolate what the child would look like with those genetic changes.
The issues are very real and often extrapolated to the current world.
Love extrapolated your REM.
Therefore, the dosage for children has been extrapolated from the recommended adult dose.
He's extrapolated the Gate's power, a million times over.
A US treasury secretary should not answer questions narrowly,because people will extrapolate broader conclusions even from limited answers.
We can only extrapolate on present information and trends.
(a) prepare surveys of point sources of pollution,estimate water pollution from non-point sources and extrapolate both by sector and the main types of pollution;
Extrapolate targets for the rest, based on current location.
The article cautions that one should not extrapolate too much from the SD numbers, given the low number of test shots.
Extrapolate what the child's facial features will look like… at 12 years old.
Our audits in previous years identified two main risks in this regard:-audit authorities may understate the errors and/or may not extrapolate them properly.
Then you have to extrapolate to the physical limit(which is near m=0).
While students will want to focus on one main event, such as the death of the king,they may also include side stories that they can extrapolate from sub-plots or their imagination.
If extrapolated values are used a limit value should be quoted.
The rest of this chapter will simplify the analysis greatly by assuming similar proportions for M0 and M1 money supply, and typically only consider the Euro, USD and Yen,who account for 60% of the world total, and extrapolate figures from there.
The data shall be extrapolated to the total national monthly catches for each gear.
The Broadband Guidelines63 of 2009 lay down the conditions under which public funding can be granted to broadband development in line with the EU State aid rules: they codify the well established case practice of the Commission(developed since 2003)concerning basic broadband networks, extrapolate the fundamental tenets and apply them to the new area of very high speed, fibre based NGAnetworks.
I had to extrapolate in a few places, but I assure you, this is an accurate re- creation.
I then arbitrarily extrapolated to my shame some scientific information about genius on eleutherococcus.
They extrapolate that this may offer an explanation for why women show more empathy, intuition, and self-control.
I had to extrapolate a new variation on interdimensional plasma dynamics on the fly, but if the math holds… All right.
People sometimes will extrapolate[“feature-complete”] to mean[full self-driving] now works with 100 percent certainty, requiring no observation, perfectly,” he told ARK Invest CEO Catherine Wood and analyst Tasha Keeney in the podcast interview.
One can extrapolate from the OLAF judgment that the principal objective of Decision 98/415/ EC is to enable the ECB to provide national legislators, at an appropriate time, with expert advice on draft legislative provisions concerning matters within the ECB 's fields of competence.