Sentence examples for process of extrapolating from inspiring English sources

Republicans expressed alarm because of one of Mr. Groves's specialties, statistical sampling — roughly speaking, the process of extrapolating from the numbers of people actually counted to arrive at estimates of those uncounted and, presumably, arriving at a realistic total.

The process of extrapolating each shape up one dimension is what he means by "generalizing to higher dimensions".

The process of extrapolating each shape up one dimension is what he means by "generalising to higher dimensions".

Posterior hippocampus has been implicated in BE, the automatic process of extrapolating beyond the view (Intraub and Richardson 1989).

Patients with hippocampal lesions show attenuated boundary extension (BE) (Intraub and Richardson 1989)—the automatic process of extrapolating beyond the view in scenes (Mullally, Intraub, and Maguire 2012).

The ACER method, which is essentially a method of extrapolating the process crossing rate, is also found to be able to well represent the tail behavior of the extreme value distribution.

So that's just one or two screens of this level, but that process is sort of extrapolated across the game, common to all levels.

Mr. Bagemihl is also wary of extrapolating.

But we should be wary of extrapolating from history.

In order to design an adsorption process without extrapolating data, it is necessary to measure the behaviour of the adsorbent in the current conditions.

The guidelines process always necessitates extrapolating from a variety of evidence sources of variable quality and generally of modest scope.