Those who prefer NDJ to DJ would say that probabilification and deontological justification can diverge: it's possible for a belief to be deontologically justified without being properly probabilified.
President Obama's multiple attempts to close down Guantanamo Bay are a good example of how support for a policy and its successful execution can diverge.
Sometimes moral beliefs and moral emotions can diverge, yet it can be rational to trust the moral emotion rather than the moral belief.
So while many VCs don't like to talk about it, their immediate economic interests can diverge from their startups, particularly in smaller acquisitions, Iltchev says.
Regulatory sequences can diverge freely if the divergence driving words, which are specific short words in the non-coding DNA, are not altered (Bradley et al., 2010).
But it fueled the idea that logical form can diverge wildly from grammatical form.
But it still amazes us when intelligent folks can diverge so much on their opinions and perceptions of exactly the same thing.
Although the conservation of protein-coding genes is an important aspect of evolution, there are many other ways in which a genome can diverge from its ancestral state.
A party's share of seats in a parliament or a congress can diverge wildly from its over-all share of votes.
However, as was first demonstrated in amphibians, it is now recognized that mechanisms directing the specification of PGCs can diverge even within a single clade.
