| experience |
Experience is the history of losses for an individual policyholder.
출처: www.tcais.org/insurance/glossary.php
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| experiment |
In general, a collection of procedures and equipment which, when executed, contribute to the body of technological or scientific information. In ESP, the term experiment refers to the "model" or "models" corresponding to the general definition.
출처: nexus.nasa.gov/ESP/Definitions.aspx
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| expert witness |
A person who is a specialist in a subject, often technical, who may present his or her expert opinion without having been a witness to any occurrence relating to the lawsuit. Expertise may be challenged, and the trial judge has discretion based on court examination of the expert's background to qualify the witness or rule he or she is not an expert, or is an expert on limited subjects. ...
출처: www.cancermesothelioma.com/html/glossary.html
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| expert witness |
A person who has training, education or experience on a particular subject and who is formally found to be qualified as an expert by a judge. The expert witness may give opinions in court on matters in which his or her expertise is relevant. Nonexpert witnesses normally cannot give opinions in response to questions in court, but must speak only to facts.
출처: caag.state.ca.us/publications/victimshandbk/cvhglo...
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| expert witness |
This is a witness who usually has special knowledge in a particular field and may provide opinions or evidence to support or refute a claim. Expert witnesses include doctors, engineers, economists and accident reconstructionists. Experts are usually paid for their time at a professional rate, while lay witnesses are not.
출처: www.sharrardlaw.com/dictionary.html
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