Historically, expert judgment has been used to specify the nominal values, probability density functions and upper and lower bounds of the simulation code random input parameters for the forward UQ process.
On the demand side, historically the main experts were men and those interviewing them were men, nobody saw the problem.
On Monday, BBC News published an article whose headline asked: "Does the world need polymaths?" It examined why experts historically felt the need to excel in many disciplines, but now typically focus on only one.
Historically, a "domain expert" who wants to automate a system will approach an engineer, who will go through a formal process of requirements: gathering, technical design, implementation, testing and refinement.
Some details about the trial are historically accurate, like the "experts" who insisted that shining a light in a dead person's eyes would reveal a reflection of the last thing he saw (this was cut from the final script).
And Russia has historically had some real experts on US politics, despite what you see written by some angry Russian expats in American media.
In this paper, we use the US patent citation network (1926 2010) to test our ability to early identify a list of expert-selected historically significant patents through citation network analysis.
"At some institutions, you might be going from eating brie to cheddar, while at H.B.C.U.'s, you might not have any cheese left," said Marybeth Gasman, an expert on historically black colleges and universities, often shortened to H.B.C.U.'s, at the University of Pennsylvania.
Ultrasound has historically been performed by expert operators (physician, or registered technician) with extensive training.
