It is therefore dangerous to extrapolate from short term trends.

It is never safe, however, to project the future just by extrapolating current trends.

In some cases, extrapolations were made from data from periods preceding the coverage of the present overview.

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 practice of adopting country resolutions has proven to be ineffective.

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.

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.

If data for the driver are not available for the year in question, the driver should be extrapolated as described in paragraph 46 above.

Of course, this time technological change could be different, and one should be careful in extrapolating the experience of the last two centuries to the next two.

They measured the physiological responses of animals to external pressures, such as heat and cold, prolonged restraint, and surgical procedures, then extrapolated from these studies to human beings.

Morpurgo researched the subject further and learned that a million horses died on the British side he extrapolated an overall figure of 10 million horse deaths on all sides.

If data for the driver are not available for the year in question, the driver should be extrapolated as described in paragraph 4245 above.

Private practice

I like sport.

The Importance of Doing Business

exercise preventive approach.

But even in microeconomics, where it is sometimes possible to generate precise empirical estimates using randomization techniques, the results must be extrapolated in order to be applied in other settings.

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.

Advice ranges from sex in old age to tourism.

I'm bad at sports.

I like playing sports.

I like sports.

You should exercise.

States may choose individually not to exercise all their rights, or to exercise those rights collectively.

Right to exercise diplomatic protection

Citizens enjoy the freedom to practice a religion.

In exchange for sex, he gave her food.

Condemns the practice of abduction of children

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

You couldn't really do petty crime, either.

Express consent to exercise of jurisdiction

Fake elections are rapidly become the norm.

This is counterproductive.

Applying pressure won't be easy.

It is an acceptable practice which I hope will be respected.

Exercise of rights recognized in the Covenant

Women have the right to practice their professions as men.

It is our hope that this will not become standard practice.

Disproportionate exercise of police powers

Estimates of emissions and removals in the LULUCF sector and from LULUCF activities will frequently be based not on annual data but on extrapolations and be recalculated at a later stage.

Estimates of emissions and removals in the LULUCF sector and from LULUCF activities may be based not on annual data but on extrapolations and may be recalculated at a later stage.

Layla started prostituting for money.

Practicing yoga makes the body flexible and healthy.

In this volume, the practice of horticulture is mentioned twice.

The practice of holding such forums should be continued.