methodic

In his methodic preparations and clandestine deployments he knows precisely what carnage he aims to create.

As to death, the scientific mind dies at its post working in normal and methodic fashion to the end.

Could any one imagine so many millions slipping through the fingers of M. de Thaller's methodic cashier?

In all those preparations he forgot nothing, employing every minute of the few hours in a sort of methodic exaltation.

That he felt himself abnormally methodic lay entirely in the fact that he watered the fern each day.

This is the case in all methodic arrangements; to this rule there are no exceptions.