Sentence examples for an extrapolation of from inspiring English sources

His thriller was not an invention; it was an extrapolation of recent history.

One former student, Peter Schwartz, told me that everything Sexton does is "an extrapolation of Charlie.

That estimate is an extrapolation of data obtained from 34 states, housing 73% of all prisoners.

They relied on past experience and expected results simply to be an extrapolation of the past.

"The story is an extrapolation of what Mary Shelley did" explains writer Kevin Grevioux, lest there be any doubt.

To assist with the proposal process, PIMMS tables are generated for the ACIS effective area based on an extrapolation of the current contamination model to the middle of the next Cycle, which is an extrapolation of approximately 18 months.

Conflict domain: essentially an extrapolation of the militarisation of cyberspace that we are already seeing – a world in which cyberwarfare becomes common.

Badiou's philosophy of the subject is an extrapolation of Sartre's existentialist slogan "Existence precedes essence" and incorporates a communist hypothesis that Althusser might have liked.

Thus the behavior of hmF2 cannot be simply an extrapolation of that at low latitudes.

Or, as British editor Norman Macrae has observed, an extrapolation of the trends of the 1880's would show today's cities buried under horse manure.

Consequently, an extrapolation of these findings to the entire landscape can lead to overestimating SOC stocks at the landscape scale.