Sentence examples for linear extrapolations from inspiring English sources

"They make linear extrapolations from the past.

The linear extrapolations cross the energy axis at around 3.4 eV.

The red dashed lines present linear extrapolations in the absence of induction.

Dashed lines represent linear extrapolations back to T=0 yielding the individual V r estimates for the respective DTP measurements.

The dashed lines represent linear extrapolations to T=0 yielding individual estimates of V r whose average is (bar {V}_{r} = (-0.35pm 0.83)) ml/ml.

Consequently, the E VBM was found to be high (3.5 ± 0.1 eV) as estimated from the linear extrapolations of the foremost edges of the UPS data graphs depicted from Fig. 2g.

But this special report will caution against relying on linear extrapolation from recent growth rates.

Any.It is a mistake to do a linear extrapolation of the past rate of change in the unemployment rate.

It's perfectly conceivable that climate change, theoretical stagnation or social change could see progress level off, Reynolds continues, but linear extrapolation from the past "never really captures the feel of the future".

Assuming modest further write-offs, simple linear extrapolation would suggest that another $250 billion would bring the spread back to near its pre-crisis norm.

He concluded that, as the ice melted, primary production would rise by only 11%, not 300%, as a linear extrapolation would suggest.The reason is the green seabed.