    "When good results are obtained in integrating a high-dimensional 
        function, we should conclude first of all that an especially tractable 
        integrand was tried and not that a generally successful method has 
        been found.  A secondary conclusion is that we might have made a
        very good choice in selecting an integration method to exploit whatever 
        features of f made it tractable."
      </i></blockquote>
      Art Owen,<br>
      Latin Supercube Sampling for Very High 