It is therefore dangerous to extrapolate from short term trends.

Stocks are risky, depressions can happen, and it is dangerous to extrapolate the past to the future.

Collection can be limited to major cities if data are available to extrapolate prices to national levels

But there is also a higher risk of disaster, owing to a seemingly inborn human tendency to extrapolate past returns.

Today s 70 trillion world economy will be at 140 trillion before 2030, and 280 trillion before 2050 if we extrapolate from today s growth rate.

The question was how to extrapolate a general framework for regulation that incorporated a minimum universal set of standards from all the regional perspectives.

(c) By taking common indicators for both larger and smaller observation scales and by combining them, it will be possible to extrapolate to larger areas.

For better or for worse, productivity trends are very difficult to extrapolate, depending as they do on hugely complex interactions of social, economic, and political forces.

Of course, just as it was inappropriate to extrapolate from the previous decade of strong growth, one should not read too much into short term fluctuations.

If one were to extrapolate this trend, ten year interest rates would move into negative territory in a few years or so for most of them.

On the basis of this information it is easy to extrapolate that the cost for cleaning the coastlines of Europe or even the world would be enormous.

We are trying to extrapolate the past experience of a small fraction of the world population that we have chosen to examine because they made a lot of money.

Not the least of these challenges is to extrapolate future radiocesium distributions reliably, which is essential to the development of effective monitoring procedures and the formulation of optimal cleanup plans.

Vijay Joshi of St John s College, Oxford, argues that, if we extrapolate present trends, India will have the world s third largest national income (after the US and China) within 25 years.

The most important lesson that has emerged from the reversal of fortunes within the eurozone over the last ten years is that one should not extrapolate from the difficulties of the moment.

If numbers can express the laws of this incredible universe that we live, I reason, through some sort of reverse engineering, we could extrapolate from them some basic structural element of this universe.

But, even as economists and strategists busily extrapolate China s future growth path to predict when it will catch up to the United States, the mood inside China became somber and subdued in 2010.

At the same time, computer programs began to exploit huge databases of games between grandmaster (the highest title in chess), using results from the human games to extrapolate what moves have the highest chances of success.

Massive parallel computers are programmed to yield numerical solutions of differential equations derived from the theory of fluid dynamics and thermodynamics. Scientists appear to know the mechanism that generates weather, even if it is inherently difficult to extrapolate very far.

The group describes the album as an attempt to extrapolate sound from the poetic language of his correspondence and to keep his story alive even after he was no longer. Here are two songs that we selected from the album

Regulators could encourage each bank to sell part of its toxic portfolio and extrapolate the portfolio s value from the price obtained in such a sale, or they could attempt to estimate the portfolio s value as well as they can on their own.