"concrete perception" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a clear and specific understanding or observation of something. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as describing a person's ability to perceive details or in discussing the importance of concrete evidence in a case. Example: The detective's concrete perception led to the discovery of crucial evidence that solved the case.
Commenting on Orwell's distinction between words politically inflected and words that plainly name things, Nunberg points out that plain language is as political as any other and will probably be all the more effective because it "seems to correspond to concrete perception".
Reasons for this paradoxical effect could be differences in the way in which the images are being processed– an abstract, rumination-focused style versus a more concrete, perception driven mode of thinking [ 45], as it has been found that (currently and formerly) depressed individuals tend to engage in dysfunctional response mechanisms to positive affect [ 46].
Lewis quotes Francis Fergusson: "The author of the 'Commedia,' with its sustained movement, its freedom of style, its unparalleled wealth of concrete perceptions, is a new Dante".
"Theory abounds, but concrete visual perception is at a low ebb," he maintains.
What a family gains from sending its scions to those schools is less concrete: the perception that the children are smart and successful, so that they can exist without shame in the high-achieving circles where they were reared — and the parents can, too.
The birds and the flies remain stuck in their concrete ranges of perception and mentality.
But it does not seem to be in the same disarray as Facebook, which is rarely out of the headlines for all the wrong reasons (being used in disinformation campaigns in political elections and, just this past week, under fire in the U.K. over the alleged role of Instagram in the suicide of a teenager) and seems unable to do anything concrete to change perceptions.
Proving the type of relationship two people have, and the pattern of sharing confidences, can be difficult because it often depends more on personal perception than concrete evidence.
As the months passed, it had become clear that India was not going to go to war -- a perception made concrete last week when Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee stated unequivocally that there would be no war.
However, recently, in these applications, where it is directly exposed and interacts with the landscape, visual perception of concrete is changing and it is now increasingly being considered as a material brutal and uncouth in its technological sincerity.
Later, Helmholtz used his experience with the concrete science of human perception to pose a problem for the Riemannian approach to geometry.
