Sentence examples for designated expert from inspiring English sources

In May 1997, Captain David Tribout, American Airlines' designated expert on the A-300, wrote to the Airbus chief test pilot expressing concern about an American Airlines pilots' class on recovering from aircraft upsets.

Albert Field, the designated expert in divining when the surreal is real, at least in the work of Salvador Dalí, died on Monday at Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens.

While not yet formally hired, the student installed the program as a part of her prospective job, on the advice of the designated expert of her soon-to-be boss.

The Delphi technique is an anonymous, written and multi-round survey procedure, where a designated expert panel discusses future developments in the form of projections [22, 23].

In addition to reviews provided each work by two or three designated expert referees which are attributed to the reviewer and are published online with the work the scientific public (those affiliated with scientific or medical organizations) may comment on any published article.

Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, said that Mr. Card usually deferred in meetings to the administration's designated experts on a given subject.

It would also be the first formal program in which doctors treating a patient with a vaccination complication could immediately consult with designated experts at selected medical centers around the country.

We sat in the brightest sun, listening to a man named Bob Reynolds, who had piloted Lancaster bombers for the Royal Air Force during the war and was now serving as one of the ship's designated experts.

Proposals were then rated by the four designated experts and seven associate pediatric experts, all qualified in the specific field.

The organization committee defined a list of questions to be addressed and designated experts in charge of each question.

It divides psychiatric disorders into discrete categories based on discussion and consultations among designated experts in the field.