extrapolation

The problem is actually an extrapolation from the game show.

It would simply be an extrapolation from a more general right.

We could have been very mistaken in our early extrapolations, you know.

She seemed able to read his mind or perhaps it was simply the extrapolation of the obvious.

The number foreign born in 1830 and 1840 decades are extrapolations.

These models are based on current data and by means of extrapolation, a future model can be created.

Or at least an optical extrapolation of the local energy environment.

This book is to a large extent an exercise in extrapolation.

Much of what made up his memory had been interpretation or extrapolation.

The city manager had allowed an extrapolation to carry him off.

But extrapolation may be a key lesson of Sept. 11.

Extrapolation is an attempt to estimate a future game state.

These statistics, the extrapolation if you will, should be taken quite seriously.

"I am attempting to form an extrapolation," he said in answer.

Prediction outside this range of the data is known as extrapolation.

That is an extrapolation based on the price of a 60-second commercial in the same time slot.

A simple extrapolation shows that it is still possible to turn around the deficit within two to three years.

I hope they will enjoy my occasional extrapolation of their activities.

Extrapolations from current knowledge to the future offer a choice of energy futures.

Estimates are made by extrapolations from small bits of data.

It was an interesting extrapolation of what we did in the past."

An extrapolation from the fact that there was vegetation below.

I can make an extrapolation easily enough as to what you two mean to do."

But his statistical extrapolation suggests that it would not be easy.

Even with chimps, it is a big extrapolation from them to us.