The rules and regulations are methodically defined in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 37 and a lengthy manual termed Manual of Patent Examining Procedure (MPEP).
Once the company decided it required digital bankers, it methodically set about defining, creating, supporting, measuring, and developing them.
At the same time, Mr. Lazio has methodically sought to define himself as a more moderate Republican than Mr. Bush, asserting, for example, that his tax plan would cost less than Mr. Bush's.
Well, maybe so but if you've made it to the grand finale of my convictions, I encourage you to methodically dissect how you define beauty.
He has found it harder to define what else is distinctive about Conservatism.Mr Blair has parked his think-tanks on Conservatism's front lawn, methodically appropriating traditional Tory selling points such as a reputation for efficient economic management, low taxes and toughness on crime.
3. Define, define, define.
While in college, he used those ribs, essentially mini-squeegees, to define, mold or uncover hidden layers -- techniques that he continues to use on a much bigger scale today, as he methodically spreads paint across a tightly-stretched canvas.
Although thermally sensitive materials comprise a significant portion of the literature on novel drug delivery systems, only a few systems have been methodically tuned to respond within this narrowly defined physiological temperature range in an in vivo environment.
He speaks slowly and methodically, with digression upon digression, using words he has defined for himself and then pausing to explain each term.
Neither the authors of the MERSQI scale nor Sanson-Fisher and colleagues defined a cut-off value to differ methodically "good" studies from "less good studies".
