And we'll see if these divergent shareholders are willing to challenge the vision and daring of Mr. Musk himself.
Or, as Humberto Leon put it Saturday as he baptized a second, Midtown version of his cult Opening Ceremony store here: "American style has broadened a bit, and designers like Alexander Wang are challenging the vision of the mass market".
Credited with triggering the examination of femininity in art, Nevelson challenged the vision of what type of art women would be creating with her dark, monumental, masculine and totem-like artworks.
Whether or not Poc1 localization to mitochondria/germ plasm is confirmed, it will not challenge the vision of this protein as an integral centriolar protein, highly conserved in sequence, localization and function since the beginning of eukaryotic evolution.
These lived spaces also challenge the new vision of Park Hill being partially realised by Urban Splash: for, although the developer will eventually provide 200 new flats that will be available for social rent, the majority (around 600) will be sold on the open market in what the architectural critic Owen Hatherley has called a form of "class cleansing".
Finally, in September, 29,000 Chicago teachers went on strike to challenge the corporate vision.
There's this big, bold vision from Chris Anderson that's steeped in curiosity - a vision that challenges the boundaries of the mind and heart.
You challenge the concept, the vision, the audience, the pricing, the costs, the channel, the messaging and the very fabric of the rational.
Hering challenged the colour-vision theory of Hermann von Helmholtz, postulating three types of receptors, each capable of a dual response to pairs of colours (yellow blue, red green, or black white).
But this seems par for the course: when your work challenges the nature of objects, representation, vision and social structures, there are bound to be complications.
It challenged the South's vision of itself as an advanced modern society marked by railroads and slavery.
