Hannah Verdier This is, approximately, Monty Python's Galaxy Song extrapolated into an hour-long special.
In contrast to simply displaying urinals, shovels or bottle racks as art, Judd extrapolated empirically from his chosen readymades.
For these Ms. Levine extrapolated the abbreviated silhouettes of the six rapacious bachelors into sculptures, also in polished bronze.
With the Spanish-American War and American involvement in the Philippines, Theodore Roosevelt extrapolated the frontier myth to the world of foreign affairs.
The book contains textual descriptions of how Wang extrapolated the carbon footprints for each of the artworks, and photographs of each of his "carbon copies".
From that, Harold Camping extrapolated that it would be 7,000 between the flood and Judgment Day, and since he calculated that the flood occurred in 4990 BC, the Rapture would arrive in 2011.
Though no feathers survived, Ksepka extrapolated the mass, wingspan and wing shape from the fossilised bones and fed them into a computer to estimate how the bird might fly.
The band revives Buffalo Springfield's "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong" and makes "It Might Have Been," a song Mr. Young extrapolated from an opening verse by the 19th-century poet John Greenleaf Whittier, perfect for a sawdust-covered dance floor.
Writing in the middle of the 20th century, the American economist (and future Nobel laureate) Simon Kuznets extrapolated into the indefinite future this newer trend toward more equal incomes and living standards — at least for the advanced economies.
In colorful diagrams, Butler extrapolated her vision of a near-future dystopia from what she read in the news, forecasting what kind of collapse might result if the forces of late-stage capitalism, climate change, mass incarceration, big pharma, gun violence, and the tech industry continued unhampered.
BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield extrapolated that data and declared Netflix the "most viewed cable network on television".
