| (Danny) It was too dark to identify the second person. So we used a facial recognition program... to extrapolate any relevant shadows. | |
| - You can't extrapolate the missing data? | |
| A computer algorithm would sort through your likes and dislikes and extrapolate a personality based on your experiences. | |
| Actually, we can use it to extrapolate where the shark is going next. | |
| All right. So from that we can extrapolate that it's a warning. | |
| (Danny) It was too dark to identify the second person. So we used a facial recognition program... to extrapolate any relevant shadows. | |
| - You can't extrapolate the missing data? | |
| A computer algorithm would sort through your likes and dislikes and extrapolate a personality based on your experiences. | |
| Actually, we can use it to extrapolate where the shark is going next. | |
| All right. So from that we can extrapolate that it's a warning. | |
| - So he extrapolates. | |
| He extrapolates. | |
| It extrapolates from the bone structure and body shape to render an accurate prediction of what someone might look like, say, a hundred pounds lighter. | |
| It extrapolates! | |
| The program extrapolates as best it can, based on the data available, public records. | |
| - So he extrapolates. | |
| He extrapolates. | |
| It extrapolates from the bone structure and body shape to render an accurate prediction of what someone might look like, say, a hundred pounds lighter. | |
| It extrapolates! | |
| The program extrapolates as best it can, based on the data available, public records. | |
| *I* tracked their navigational signals and extrapolated their destinations. | |
| - I extrapolated. | |
| - I just extrapolated the data. | |
| - Is there any world in which your offer for me to invite somebody might be extrapolated to include 12 somebodies? | |
| A code, I extrapolated from Mozart. | |
| 'A little later and I'm finally ready to start to plot my graph, 'extrapolating my timings for the two balls, 'to allow for the much bigger diameter of the earth.' | |
| - I wrote a hexagonal algorithm tracking all of his sightings, extrapolating a theoretical exit trajectory. | |
| And I've enhanced the image by extrapolating from the exposed portion. | |
| And extrapolating from the curve, I have determined that your piece came from a bottle with a base radius of a little over an inch... something like one of these apothecary bottles. | |
| And extrapolating from your americium level... we estimate you have an internal contamination... of six nanocuries of plutonium. | |
| *I* tracked their navigational signals and extrapolated their destinations. | |
| - I extrapolated. | |
| - I just extrapolated the data. | |
| - Is there any world in which your offer for me to invite somebody might be extrapolated to include 12 somebodies? | |
| A code, I extrapolated from Mozart. | |
| 'A little later and I'm finally ready to start to plot my graph, 'extrapolating my timings for the two balls, 'to allow for the much bigger diameter of the earth.' | |
| - I wrote a hexagonal algorithm tracking all of his sightings, extrapolating a theoretical exit trajectory. | |
| And I've enhanced the image by extrapolating from the exposed portion. | |
| And extrapolating from the curve, I have determined that your piece came from a bottle with a base radius of a little over an inch... something like one of these apothecary bottles. | |
| And extrapolating from your americium level... we estimate you have an internal contamination... of six nanocuries of plutonium. | |
