Sentence examples for be run to extrapolate from inspiring English sources
This analysis allowed a parametric analysis to be run to extrapolate the experimental results.
I wasn't able to extrapolate any other details other than the phone being ergonomic and that you won't have to look at the phone while you're running to answer a call or something along those lines.
It's tempting, of course, to extrapolate more widely: tempting, but foolish.
And analysts to be left to extrapolate their best guesses for the foreseeable future.
The reasoning is illogical: Ford was not running for chef, and it was possible to extrapolate, from his positions, the real difference it would make for Mexican-Americans if he were President rather than Reagan or Carter.
That would be really trying to extrapolate something that I don't need to go down.
It must have been tempting to extrapolate, and assume that Griffey would continue to hit home runs at a pace of 40 to 50 a year.
It is therefore possible to extrapolate (Delta E_{c}) by running three different DMRG simulations with fixed number of polaritons (N^{mathrm{pol}} = L-1, L, L+1) [53] 53].
