These findings clearly show that the current water management settings have major disjoints between the much advocated national water policy that focuses on integrated approaches and what is actually been practised in the city.
A federal investigation is looking into whether there's a disjoint between theory and practice.
"It's all slightly over the top and there's a bit of a disjoint between this guy who is a sexual demi-god and the weird, weird way Guterson goes about describing it.
Broadly, there's a disjoint between the rhetoric about getting rid of regulations and making the sector more transparent, and these proposals, which, in the final analysis, do basically the opposite.
One is that the growing disjoint between the American economy and the world economy (and Europe especially) means that divergences between core inflation and headline inflation (used in TIPS) are growing.
There is plenty of evidence already of the increasing disjoint between players and referees, and also of a certain arrogance among the current generation of rather puffed-up and self-regarding professional referees.
This disjoint between physical money and the act of purchase became even wider 10 years ago with the introduction of chip and pin, which meant that consumers no longer had to sign for their purchases.
In the theatre, audiences would have an interval to absorb the storyline and anticipate the follow-up, but on film, the disjoint between both acts didn't chime easily.
There always seems to be a certain awkward disjoint between that colossal money machine and everything else Google does.
The seeming disjoint between the consumer sentiment survey and consumer privacy in practice at Facebook caused a double-take from privacy experts including Wharton Business School's Andrea Matwyshyn.
