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"diverging judgments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to different opinions or decisions being made by different people or groups. You can use it when discussing a situation where there are conflicting opinions or decisions being made. For example: - "The panel of experts had diverging judgments on the effectiveness of the new treatment." - "The court case ended in a mistrial due to the jurors' diverging judgments on the evidence presented." - "The team had a difficult time reaching a consensus due to their diverging judgments on the best strategy to use."
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While prior work has demonstrated that viewers make different decisions when viewing summary and ensemble displays, it is unclear what components of the displays lead to diverging judgments.
This study aims to compare the salience of visual features – or visual elements that attract bottom-up attention – as one possible source of diverging judgments made with ensemble and summary displays in the context of hurricane track forecasts.
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There are cases where the global and local assignment hypotheses make similar predictions, but where their predictions diverge, participants' judgments appear to be more consistent with global assignment.
Strict adherence to consistency, systematization, and philological exactitude yielded new codes that often diverged from gaonic judgments.
Because laws vary greatly from state to state and grant judges broad discretion with few guidelines, alimony judgments diverge wildly, sometimes within the same jurisdiction.
Why this diverging picture?
The medium is diverging.
Analysts offer diverging views.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
Their national interests are diverging".
Our economies were also diverging.
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