Mr. Littlefield, who died from cancer in 2009, was known among armor collectors and aficionados for his meticulous commitment to historical accuracy and the extent to which he made his private collection available to interested parties.
27– 31 Although patients are often dissatisfied knowing that there are no "quick fixes" available, it is important that there is a clear discussion regarding the planned therapeutic regimen and the importance of close clinical follow-up, and that meticulous commitment to treatment be emphasized by the practitioner.
But without meticulous planning and lasting commitment, it could lead to some very bad outcomes.
But with no set agenda other than showcasing the 'best' in local dance music and a commitment to meticulous programming, Course of Time has been able to evolve into the kind of party that people show up to on the regular, not just because of this week's headliner.
A tonic of meticulous preparation and a full-blooded commitment to the Europa League are needed to balance a push for European success with progress at home.
They framed their Daoism as a kind of inner emptiness or non-commitment coupled with a meticulous conformity to one's actual role in the times whatever fate might have it.
The key to their success, the group's founders say, is meticulous preparation, rigorous leadership training and a commitment "not to play by the bosses rules".
"It was around that theory that he built his own commitment to peace but his commitment was absolutely total, wholehearted, meticulous in his attention to detail and careful to ensure that the project succeeded," added Fr Reynolds.
And probably the best way to learn scientific integrity is by example, from principled mentors who model scientific virtues: meticulous attention to detail, an intensely critical approach (including, especially, to their own work), a commitment to truth above reputation -- or to the idea that reputation is intrinsically linked to truth -- and so on.
He made meticulous choices.
