The Talmudic rabbis listed 39 major categories of prohibited work, including agricultural activity (e.g., plowing and reaping), work entailed in the manufacture of cloth (e.g., spinning and weaving), work entailed in preparing documents (e.g., writing), and other forms of constructive work.
Astrology asserts that in the masculine, extroverted part of the year, which is now coming to a close, humanity is busy acting, doing, building, sawing, reaping, working, collecting and creating.
Where there are artists, there are museums to reap their work, and that's the case here.
The alignment masking algorithm REAP works in two steps by first discarding columns and then discarding sequences.
Despite these challenges, Davila emphasizes the benefits that academic researchers can reap by working with industry.
Children are learning the value of work and reaping the benefits of higher incomes, but also spending more time alone, and with greater economic insecurity.
But neither of these contentions changes the situation, which is that online readers have, for years now, been reaping the benefits of work that only exists because of print subscriptions, and that as print newspapers disappear, so too will much of that work, unless something dramatic changes.
"I'm really happy with the way the ball is coming out for me," added Shrubsole, who is reaping the rewards of work done with Warwickshire bowling coach Graeme Welch.
Because the period required for a scientific discovery in cancer research to show an impact in population statistics is in the range 20-30 years, we are just now reaping the benefits of work that was begun over a quarter of a century ago.
In the examples that follow, beginners should bear in mind that if they met them in an authentic puzzling context, they will probably be reaping the benefit of working from letters entered from other answers.
Whether or not his work reaps him personal glory, it affects his colleagues backstage deeply, as attested by several who worked on the Met's "Hansel".
