Teachers are also expected to track the most meticulous details.
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It's the most meticulous demonstration of formal rigor hip-hop fans will likely hear all year.
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From one of the most meticulous heist movies ever made to the most important true crime film.
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The pigment applies easily without any streaks or bubbles — something that has plagued even the most meticulous polisher.
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His novels are about discovery and revelation, and how slowly they arrive even for the most meticulous observer.
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Consider his off-season, when he trains six days a week but reserves his most meticulous workout for Sunday.
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On Tuesday, the girls strutted down the runway in Paris, where the French fashion house showcased the most meticulous of gowns.
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Andrés Iniesta, one of the most meticulous passers in his sport, has lately sprayed them a fraction too short or long.
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Blocboy JB's new mixtape, Simi, is the most meticulous demonstration of formal rigor hip-hop fans will likely hear all year.
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One of the most meticulous players in the sport, his care and precision with every shot should serve him well on the links.
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But even the most meticulous practitioners of digital hygiene generally focus on maintaining the updates of their computer's operating system and applications, not its firmware.
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They proceeded after arduous review by regulators and are the largest and most meticulous among a handful of trials to explore the possible therapeutic benefit of psilocybin.
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" Mr. Anderson also came to the defense of Mr. Strzok, calling him "one of the most methodical, most meticulous, hard-working counterintelligence experts in the entire United States intelligence community.
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But such inconsistencies are a common danger for television shows and movies set in a real or fictional past, and even the most meticulous directors have been unable to stop them from appearing.
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Kuss was "universally recognized as one of the most meticulous and professional Blue Angel pilots by his teammates" and had 1,686.5 flight hours with no prior military mishaps or flight violations, the report said.
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Because the film is packed with plot, many of its biggest moments come one after the other, resulting in a barrage of info that could overwhelm even the most meticulous fan of the franchise.
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But after hours of pain and fear, when even the most meticulous birth plan fades in the face of the imperative of bringing a baby safely into this world, we're going to do whatever a doctor says we should.
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Redick, perhaps the most meticulous man in the N.B.A., joined the Sixers on a one-year deal worth $23 million, and he has had a profound effect on the team, which is zooming toward the playoffs after five straight losing seasons.
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One of the most meticulous heist movies ever made, Jean-Pierre Melville charts every single step as his characters work through even the littlest of details of their plot, culminating in a wordless half-hour sequence in which they finally execute it.
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We have heard such declarations of patience before, as recently as 2014 when Phil Jackson, who was team president then, promised the most meticulous of reconstructions before locking himself into a 43-year-old gunner, Carmelo Anthony, and propping up the failing careers of Joakim Noah and Derrick Rose.
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For a political culture awash with polls and punditry, the mock convention at Washington and Lee University offers one of the most meticulous and intriguing predictions of its kind, having successfully forecast the nominee of the party not in the White House in 19083 of 25 attempts, including all but two since 1948.
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"You can make it go fast, and you can make it be cheap — but not if you adhere to the standard of care that we do," said Mark Cooper of the Institute for Energy and the Environment at Vermont Law School, referring to the U.S. regulatory body, which is considered one of the most meticulous in the world.
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"You can make it go fast, and you can make it be cheap — but not if you adhere to the standard of care that we do," said Mark Cooper of the Institute for Energy and the Environment at Vermont Law School, referring to the United States regulatory body, which is considered one of the most meticulous in the world.
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American Predator: The Hunt for the Most Meticulous Serial Killer of the 21st Century is a 2019 true crime nonfiction book written by Maureen Callahan.
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John Ioannidis at Stanford University suggested that "the paradox may arise that the most meticulous and sophisticated and method-savvy and careful researchers may become more susceptible to criticism and reputation attacks by reanalyzers who hunt for errors, no matter how negligible these errors are".
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Why did Germany invade the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941? In response to these and other questions, the author does not yield to historical clichés or propaganda stereotypes. He has the audacity to formulate independent and autonomous judgments. According to a well-known Polish- American historian Anna M. Cienciała: A monograph by Dębski is the most meticulous study on the German-Soviet relations written so far in any language.
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Acknowledged as > one of the genre's finest and most meticulous short-story writers, Bishop > boasts six collections to date that function as treasure troves of both > science fiction and fantasy. (A seventh lives up to its title, Emphatically > Not SF, Almost, by hosting only mainstream tales.)Di Filippo, Paul. "Michael > Bishop." Supernatural Fiction Writers: Contemporary Fantasy and Horror, > Volume One (Richard Bleiler, ed.) New York: Charles Scribner's Sons > (Thomson/Gale).
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Among them, the satin stitch embroidery is the most delicate technique, requiring the most meticulous hand work, and the technique can only be found in Rukai traditional dress. There is no restriction of direction while embroidering, but every stitch line, whether long or short, should be placed side by side tidily. Overlapping and gaps between them are forbidden. If the embroiderer makes one mistake, she has to undo it and embroider it from the beginning.
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Even with the most meticulous chlorine-washings there seemed to be an unavoidable mortality rate of about 1 percent. He therefore suggested that self-infection took place - that internally generated cadaveric particles were responsible, for instance tissue crushed in the birth process and eventually turning gangrenous. Most of the objections from Semmelweis's critics stemmed from his claim that every case of childbed fever was caused by resorption of cadaveric particles. Some of Semmelweis's first critics even responded that he had said nothing new - it had long been known that cadaveric contamination could cause childbed fever.
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Translation: ..."the personification of duty and austere duty. His inspections were performed in the most meticulous way". Robert Vinçotte also attended school in Liège and in 1865, gaining the titles of "ingénieur honoraire des mines" (honorary mining engineer) and "docteur en sciences physiques et mathématiques" (doctor in physical and mathematical sciences). In addition, he was allotted a post as a mathematics teacher at the AtheneumIn Belgium, the term "Atheneum" refers to a secondary school organised by the state, in opposition to those schools linked to Catholicism of Brussels, a great honour in those days.
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Blouet, 1831, v. I, p. 12 They found there the famous fortified and crenelated surrounding walls of Epaminondas in a perfect state of preservation. There were two monumental portals in the wall, one of which, having a lintel or architrave of an extraordinary 6 meters in length, was described by Blouet as "perhaps the most beautiful in all of Greece".Blouet, 1831, v. I, p. 40. This enclosure initially allowed them to delimit the site and to "give a general plan of Messene with the most meticulous and precise topographic details." Then, they proceeded to the proper excavation of the archaeological site.
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In 1926 Vsevolod Meyerhold staged The Government Inspector as a "comedy of the absurd situation", revealing to his fascinated spectators a corrupt world of endless self-deception. In 1934 Andrei Bely published the most meticulous study of Gogol's literary techniques up to that date, in which he analyzed the colours prevalent in Gogol's work depending on the period, his impressionistic use of verbs, the expressive discontinuity of his syntax, the complicated rhythmical patterns of his sentences, and many other secrets of his craft. Based on this work, Vladimir Nabokov published a summary account of Gogol's masterpieces.Nabokov, Vladimir (2017) [1961].
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Justice Stevens filed a dissenting opinion, joined by Justice Marshall. Justice Stevens had several reasons for dissenting, including objections to contracts of adhesion created by parties who have unequal bargaining power, the fact that the notice of the forum selection clause was not made available to the purchaser until after payment was tendered and a lack of an opportunity for refunds at the point when the forum selection clause was disclosed. Justice Stevens attached a copy of the original ticket to his dissent to show how only the most meticulous passenger would notice the clause and that notice might be in contention.
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Such "courts" place great emphasis on strict observance and study, and are among the most meticulous in the Orthodox world in practice. Prominent examples are the House of Sanz and its scions, such as Satmar, or Belz. Other sects, like Vizhnitz, espouse a charismatic-populist line, centered on the admiration of the masses for the Righteous, his effervescent style of prayer and conduct and his purported miracle-working capabilities. Fewer still retain a high proportion of the mystical-spiritualist themes of early Hasidism, and encourage members to study much kabbalistic literature and (carefully) engage in the field.
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Such "courts" place great emphasis on strict observance and study, and are among the most meticulous in the Orthodox world in practice. Prominent examples are the House of Sanz and its scions, such as Satmar, or Belz. Other sects, like Vizhnitz, espouse a charismatic-populist line, centered on the admiration of the masses for the Righteous, his effervescent style of prayer and conduct and his purported miracle-working capabilities. Fewer still retain a high proportion of the mystical-spiritualist themes of early Hasidism, and encourage members to study much kabbalistic literature and (carefully) engage in the field.
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No character is a verbatim representation of their namesakes, but every emotional beat in the movie has a real-life resonance for myself or Melodie." The prosthetic effects for the character of Jacob Lunsford were designed by Brian Spears and applied by Peter Gerner. On the subject of period detail, Clark said, "Our costume designer, David Withrow, was a real stickler for what was and wasn’t in fashion in 2008, and I think his work is the most meticulous in terms of selling the period. Beyond that, it was a lot of double-checking to make sure certain props or products would’ve existed in the period.
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It is implied that before his imprisonment he was crueler and more blind to his flaws, and much of The Sandman is focused on his desire to atone for his past behavior (e.g., helping past lovers Calliope and Nada). Dream reacts strongly to perceived insult; he banishes Nada to Hell for rejecting him and expresses outrage when Hob Gadling suggests that he seeks companionship. Dream is constantly aware of his responsibilities, both to other people and to his territory, and is detailed and exacting in their fulfillment (as noted in Season of Mists, where he is described thus: "Of all the Endless, save perhaps Destiny, he is most conscious of his responsibilities, the most meticulous in their execution").
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Getatchew Haile's work has frequently been described as foundational to the field of Ethiopian studies and he was won many awards. Edward Ullendorff, professor of Semitic studies at the School of Oriental and Asian Studies, described Getatchew Haile's work as "highly significant" due to his "profoundly erudite" knowledge of Ethiopic language and literature. On another occasion, Ullendorff wrote that Getatchew Haile's work represented the "most meticulous and original study of Ethiopic literature" ever done, and "on a scale and depth never before attempted." He added, "no other person before Getatchew Haile has ever been able to survey so much of Ethiopic literary creation and thus to gain so sovereign a command of this genre," which made a contribution not only to Ethiopian studies but also the study of Christian oriental writing more generally.
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As a result of Nolte's book and the ensuing debates it caused, numerous international conferences were held to discuss generic fascism as a concept, several anthologies were put together to consider generic fascism, and a significant scholarly literature dealing with generic fascism as an intellectual phenomena was published. British historian Roger Griffin has written that although written in arcane and obscure language, Nolte's theory of fascism as a "form of resistance to transcendence" marked an important step in the understanding of fascism, and helped to spur scholars into new avenues of research on fascism. Israeli historian Zeev Sternhell wrote in 1976 that: > The Three Faces of Fascism is an attempt to give a comprehensive explanation > of fascism. The book is based on the most meticulous scholarship, the > command of the material is impressive, and the methodological rigour is > admirable.
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