They were supposed to facilitate Alice's "moral treatment", which should have entailed some of kind of work to occupy the mind, regular exercise, and a healthy diet.
The literature indicates that recovery is not a cure, but a profoundly personal path that individuals may follow; it entails work, particularly work on themselves, their feelings, desires, competencies, roles, and plans for the future [ 6, 7].
A work is created by a process that, though entailing some type of work, needs more than this; it needs an injection of forms of art and creativity; the product, on the other hand, is the result of serialised gestures, and is thus repeatable and reproducible (Chiodelli 2009).
From time to time a degree of boldness may be seen in France: Petrus Ramus, a 16th-century logician, worked within a taxonomic framework of the surface shapes of words and inflections, such work entailing some of the attendant trivialities that modern linguistics has experienced (e.g., by dividing up Latin nouns on the basis of equivalence of syllable count among their case forms).
Creative work necessarily entails some amount of disorder, spontaneity, flexibility, and risk-taking, we know, but we expect some basic principles of civil behavior and environmental health and safety to prevail at all times at the GSD.
He said the job entailed unpaid work at a government agency, but declined to name it.
My lawyer was on board, but the will entailed more work than either of us imagined.
In earlier days, the job often entailed taking her work -- the animals -- home with her.
His role entailed mostly strategy work which was fun and stimulating.
Relationships take up energy; letting go of them, psychiatrists theorize, entails mental work.
We're not working longer paid hours; it's just that getting through life entails more work.
