Sentences with phrase «simple extrapolation»

That's why simple extrapolation of past patterns is not enough.

Nor did the model come anywhere close to an even simpler extrapolation of current behaviour, based on kinematics rather than dynamics.

And we know that house prices can deviate in a meaningful way from underlying fundamentals, especially if expectations of price gains are based on simple extrapolations and become disconnected from economic fundamentals.

Results at 50 °C can be scaled to operating temperatures by simple extrapolation.

That simple extrapolation is less exact nowadays.

I think that the obsession with failure could stem from a simple extrapolation.

Finally, I showed that a simple extrapolation of this robust linear trend means that Pharma's IRR will hit 0 % by 2020, which implies that the industry is now on the brink of terminal decline as it enters a vicious cycle of negative growth with diminishing sales and investment into R&D.

Were simple extrapolation the primary means of viewing the future, it's hard to take issue with that consensus view.

«Buffett concludes that simple extrapolation of the past is the principal instigator of most investment follies» Frank Martin

It's but a simple extrapolation to then say that SOMETHING existed prior to the BB and the BB is actually better seen as a transitional event.

Especially in times of crisis, the future is never a simple extrapolation from the present.

In the simple extrapolation above, a single UKIP MP has a vote value of 83.

However I esimated the 1.77 p EPS for 2011 (simple extrapolation of half year results) when the exchange rate was a little different.

And the decline has been accelerating: simple extrapolations of the PIOMAS numbers give estimates of as little as one to three years until the September minimum is zero, or close to it.

For the global temperature trend it's reasonable to conclude that simple extrapolations based on estimated climate sensitivity are at least as reliable projections as results from climate models that have problems in explaining past behavior.

Here is a close - up of that graph from 1950, with a simple extrapolation of the post-1980 linear trend.

Do you have any evidence (other than simple extrapolation) that at the very low concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere AND in a complex mixture of gases which naturally occur in our atmosphere that CO2 is in FACT a greenhouse gas?

What's more, this simple extrapolation for silicon panels could be overly optimistic.

If sea level begins changing more rapidly, for example due to rapid changes in ice sheet dynamics, then this simple extrapolation will likely represent a conservative lower bound on future sea - level change.

Coupled with the average climate - change — driven rate of sea level rise over these same 25 y of 2.9 mm / y, simple extrapolation of the quadratic implies global mean sea level could rise 65 ± 12 cm by 2100 compared with 2005, roughly in agreement with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 5th Assessment Report (AR5) model projections.