methodically

methodical | American Dictionary

methodical
adjective
us/məˈθɑd·ɪ·kəl/
controlled and systematic:
The economy’s slow, methodical growth is likely to continue into next year.

methodical | Business English

methodical
adjective
uk /məˈθɒdɪkəl/us
used to describe a person or way of doing things that is very organized and careful:
methodical approach/manner/wayPeople looking for work in a recession need to adopt a focused and methodical approach to job hunting.
She emerged as a leader while still in her 30s by developing a style former colleagues describe as methodical, inclusive, and pragmatic.

methodically

adverb
The job requires someone who has an eye for detail and can work methodically.

Examples of methodical

methodical
Generating domain-specific methodical knowledge for requirement analysis based on methodology ontology.
The theoretical and methodical state of the art is negotiated in our bioethics literature.
I hope that happens, as it may encourage a more methodical approach to corporate management of software planning and development in the future.
The surviving accounts present a meticulous and methodical register of each property in a logical sequence street by street.
After a chapter on the earliest land plants, there are methodical descriptions of clubmosses, horsetails, ferns, early and modern seed plants and flowering plants.
A new unity, based on methodical dissection of the individual parts, rearranged by force if necessary, was needed.
As the project continues also its theoretical and methodical development will, hopefully, continue.
Such methodical points ought to be considered if a sociology of the life course is envisaged.
Both men had composed methodical works exposing the tyrannical civic consequences of superstition.
The authors' approach to history-taking is more concise, and their clinical examination skills more thorough and methodical.
The style of the text is careful and methodical.
Further more, one should note that the divination of the truth is never a methodical, step-by-step process in seminal detective stor ies.
They were determined to finish off a visibly disheartened and disorganised army by concentrating superior forces and the methodical use of encirclement and outflanking.
Teachers who demonstrate methodical learning in their lessons and who promote discussion of more general metacognitive skills may facilitate this process.
Avengers are often said to carry an original wrong with them always, as vengeance proposes itself, characteristically, as expressing a methodical symmetry in relation to the original crime.
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