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"We think the last five years should not be extrapolated into the next five years," she said.

The professors note that unexpected good news is just that -- unexpected -- and its salutary effect on past returns should not be extrapolated into the future.

But there is no way that Mike Hodges' fine script can be extrapolated into a condemnation of the unions, or of the economic policies of the time.

This use of social media could be extrapolated into EMS, especially into the training of new paramedics.

As the complexity of the problem increases, the accuracy of each method is determined so that the results can be extrapolated into the region where DEE is no longer tractable.

Model inaccuracy can be represented by the probability density function (PDF) of the trending parameter and can be extrapolated into the future using methods such as Kalman or particle filters.

In a similar fashion, we examine the estimation errors in the methods of Horiuchi-Coale (2) and Mitra (3) and in the extrapolation method where death rates are extrapolated into the open age interval based on their rate of increase at younger age.

The branding Whatever you thought of the logo, the way it's been extrapolated into the lurid landscape of wonky signposts and wine bottle labels is just tacky.

Often they are based on legitimate expectations of high growth that are "extrapolated into the stratosphere," as the economist Daniel Yergin, chairman of IHS-Cambridge Energy Research Associttes, put it.

Fixed technical and trade coefficients: the present production and trade patterns are extrapolated into the future.

They were extrapolated into the larger investigation area using a proxy-target concept.