Sentence examples for is extrapolating from inspiring English sources
verb
To infer by extending known information.
We also deduce, as in a Bush-Blair encounter on a Texas ranch, when Hare is extrapolating from the known facts.
By Page 776 Barzun is extrapolating the ugly recent rise in the United States' incarceration rate into a nonexistent rise in the overall Western crime rate.
Because so little is known about Shakespeare, all of his biographers have been forced to venture into the hazy realm of conjecture, but unlike, say, Samuel Schoenbaum and Park Honan, Mr. Holden does not tell the reader when he is extrapolating from the facts or offering a theory; instead, he cavalierly presents subjective opinion as recorded truth.
"This is extrapolating from too few examples".
The market is extrapolating that broadly based industrials are pressed to meet earnings guidance.
The most common local tomography reconstruction method is extrapolating the sinogram before computing the filtered backprojection (FBP), hereafter denoted padded FBP.
The death toll is extrapolated from the Indian authorities' figures.
The ritualized procreation in the novel — effectively, state-sanctioned rape — is extrapolated from the Bible.
The $500 million figure is extrapolated from a 1991 study by researchers at Tufts University.
Below 100 km, the density is extrapolated logarithmically and the temperature is extrapolated linearly.
The non-CS curve is extrapolated above 800 tags.
