extrapolate

1. (transitive)To infer by extending known information.

   extrapolieren, erschließen, hochrechnen

   экстраполи́роватьekstrapolírovatʹ

   екстраполюва́тиekstrapoljuváty

2. (transitive)To estimate the value of a variable outside a known range from values within that range by assuming that the estimated value follows logically from the known ones

   extrapolieren

   экстраполи́роватьekstrapolírovatʹ

   екстраполюва́тиekstrapoljuváty

   estimate the value of something based on known values

1. Most of the words are faded, but it's still possible to extrapolate the meaning from these sentences.

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2. It is used under the condition with spatial gradient field of 72 T/m (value extrapolated) and less.

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3. He says further studies are needed to determine to what extent these findings can be extrapolated to other areas in Africa.

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4. Her grandfather extrapolated an isolated incident at a grocery store into a series of sweeping, unflattering generalizations about every Mexican on earth.

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