However, this model is challenged by the insight from socio-technical systems studies (STST) that technology and society mutually form and influence each other at every level of society.
Aimee calls it "a redneck bar," and it would be foolish to challenge the sociological insight, in this arena, of a white lady committed to chain-smoking Newports.
According to Armstrong if we forsake the demand for truth-makers we thereby challenge "the realistic insight that there is a world that exists independently of our thoughts and statements, making the latter true or false" (1997: 128).
In Lucinda Williams' case, her new double-album may be the best work of her career, a compelling survey of love and life to challenge the bitter insights of West and World without Tears.
The smart and articulate atheists seemed content to accept the limits of the scientific worldview and not really be challenged by the insights of theology.
Such observations thus challenge the representation of insight as being merely present or absent in a binary fashion.
In a commentary on the work, David R. Montgomery of the University of Washington, said it did not challenge the earlier geologists' "fundamental insights" into the interplay of water and sediment.
This can lead to greater conceptual insight by challenging the boundaries of our own interpretations; just as a single word from another person can jog our memory or spark off insight where we had not expected it.
The Father Even though the father in Florian Zeller's stage play is disoriented, confused, cognitively impaired, he does challenge the inevitable with an occasional insight, a truism.
Molecular methods, particularly high-throughput sequencing, present challenges, but the insights gained from these tools are generating fundamentally new observations and conclusions about the dynamics of ecosystem structure.
