It's also something that is echoed in printmaking, this very physical process that is time-consuming and methodical, a meditative sense of immersion in a task.
It was immediately met with the acclaim of major naturalists, who were impressed by White's methodical approach and keen sense of observation.
Whatever his desire, stated in his Preface, to pinpoint the "root cause" of the Persian Wars (the rather abstract word he uses, aitiē, savors of contemporary science and philosophy), what you take away from an initial encounter with the Histories is not, to put it mildly, a strong sense of methodical rigor.
Boppa, one of the race's founders) before the race began, so I had not only a rooting interest in the team but also a good sense of their methodical approach to racing.
I'd spent some time with Dallas and Mitch (and Grandpa Dan, a.k.a. Boppa, one of the race's founders) before the race began, so I had not only a rooting interest in the team but also a good sense of their methodical approach to racing.
He moves neither his camera nor his actors with any sense of style; his methodical pacing dispenses information with a slow-running highlighter.
With that ruining the rhythm of their passing offense, it made more sense to bench the methodical Kyle Orton for a sandlot-style quarterback who could at least give you a puncher's chance by extending the play.
I grew up in Ohio…" In this sense, introductions are a methodical checklist to uncover shared interests, and research studies have proven that shared interests are the basis for friendship in online networks.
His method would be grounded in methodical collection of data and observations, coupled with correction of our senses (and particularly, strictures for the avoidance of the Idols, as he called them, kinds of systematic errors to which naïve observers are prone).
You can sense those encounters in these methodical yet joyfully colorful works.
