The death toll is extrapolated from the Indian authorities' figures.
The $500 million figure is extrapolated from a 1991 study by researchers at Tufts University.
The ritualized procreation in the novel — effectively, state-sanctioned rape — is extrapolated from the Bible.
The Whitney piece, as is usual with Mr. Irwin's scrim works, is extrapolated from a careful consideration of the details of the architecture.
"With business meditation, we have a practice that is extrapolated from Buddhism and secularized so that all of the theological underpinnings are swept away," Catherine Albanese, the author of "A Republic of Mind and Spirit: A Cultural History of American Metaphysical Religion," says.
Nominally, the text is split into three books with its principal narrator, Lawrence Lucifer, reflecting on past experiences from Corfu; the other strand to the story is extrapolated from the diary entries of one Herbert Death Gregoryry, who has disappeared, abandoning his manuscript in the basement of a seedy Edwardian hotel in south London.
Only 869 extinctions have been formally recorded since 1500, however, because scientists have only "described" nearly 2m of an estimated 5-30m species around the world, and only assessed the conservation status of 3% of those, the global rate of extinction is extrapolated from the rate of loss among species which are known.
The human radiation dose is extrapolated from the animal data.
This data is extrapolated from AdMob's mobile ad network and only looks at smartphone share.
The estimate of the reliability function at normal use conditions is extrapolated from the accelerated data.
As with capital costs, the energy consumption of the PBR system is extrapolated from current system values.
