Those involving only free forms are often called syntactic, as the good man, in the house. Compare bound form, free form. a word or phrase consisting of two or more forms arranged in a particular way. a group of words or morphemes for which there is a rule in some part of the grammar.
Serious personal problems, such as death, divorce or parenting concerns, also have a habit of finding their way into our work lives. For example, Alex may be reentering the workforce after a prolonged period of unemployment. Perhaps he is behind on his mortgage or has a pregnant wife.
Perception is defined by Aká¹£apÄda Gautama in his Nyaya Sutra (I,i.4) as a 'non-erroneous cognition which is produced by the intercourse of sense-organs with the objects, which is not associated with a name and well-defined'. Perception can be of two types, laukika (ordinary) and alaukika (extraordinary).