If s has justification for P3 based on seeing that P3 (condition i), the disjunctive template requires s to have justification for believing Q3 independent of s's justification for P3 based on seeing that P3.
A specific requirement or rule being referred to—here, the numbered condition being discussed in a larger argument.
disjunctive template(Framework for analyzing transmission of justification)
An epistemic structure that requires a subject to have justification for believing a conclusion (Q3) that is independent of the subject's justification for a premise (P3) based on perceptual experience.
justification(Third condition of the tripartite account of knowledge)
The condition on a knower's belief that excludes mere luck — the belief must be held in a way that is appropriate or warranted, not merely accidentally correct.
Since Zebra* instantiates the disjunctive template, it is non-transmissive of at least first-time justification. In fact note that s acquires first-time justification for Q3 in this case if and only if (i) s has justification for P3 based on seeing that P3, (ii) s knows that P3 entails Q3, and (iii-ft) s acquires first-time justification for believing Q3 in virtue of (i) and (ii). Also note that (iii-ft) requires s’s justification for believing Q3 not to be independent of s’s justification for P