Sentence examples for extrapolations of from inspiring English sources

Most were extrapolations of attacks already tried.

"The things I'm doing now are extrapolations of what I did," he said at the time.

This result is supported by valence bond theory and by extrapolations of thermodynamic data.

While "River" includes haunting jazz extrapolations of Ms. Mitchell's songs, there was no such moment in the show.

It's hard to come up with extrapolations of these discoveries that are too far-fetched to be ruled out.

'But on our extrapolations of the radiation levels in Scandanavia the damage is really grievous, far worse than the Soviets are admitting.

Until now, estimates of meltwater loss for all the world's 200,000 glaciers were based on extrapolations of data from a few hundred monitored on the ground.

"But on our extrapolations of the radiation levels in Scandinavia the damage is really grievous, far worse than the Soviets are admitting".

Mr. Weinstein may authorize "extrapolations" of Lutece--satellite versions--but only if Mr. Soltner approves and if they do not "diminish the dignity" of the original.

So we're left with two real possibilities – some blend of Balkanisation and inter-state conflict, both extrapolations of trends that we can already observe.

Extrapolations of properties from elements with lower numbers to element 113 and flerovium can then be made within the usual limitations of the periodic table.