In fact, only five families have an average pairwise divergence lower than 5% and only two diverge by less than 3%.
The descending air referred to above, upon reaching the lower troposphere, is forced to diverge by the presence of Earth's surface.
Given two players with identical expectations coming into the year, spring training statistics can cause their projections to diverge by up to 60 points of OPS or ERA gaps that equate to salary differentials of over $10m a year on the free-agent market.
Differences in tariffs may diverge by a factor of 2.3 between one community and another [106].
The DNEL of Registrants A and B diverge by a factor of 16.6 and registrants C submitted a DMEL instead of a DNEL.
In Fig. 2, we observe that the n-gram models diverge by 1 point from the human evaluators in the lower scores, are alike in the mid ones, and differ a little up to scores of 5 points.
To date, the global benchmark maps do not provide per hectare or per-pixel uncertainty, and where they have been compared, the approaches diverge by up to 100% on any given 25 100 ha land parcel [36].
Recently (June 2016), the National Congress approved a law on "tariff equity", a sort of cross-subsidy mechanism that will be funded by customers with a monthly consumption above 200 kWh; the law stipulates that residential electricity tariffs may not diverge by more than 10% between regions [108].
At and above a thousand million (≥ 109), the two scales diverge by using the same words for different number values.
For example, pairs of sequences may diverge by more than 95 percent and still fold into the same structure [11].
Those elements already present would diverge by accrual of new mutations, and in the absence of retrotransposition of new L1copies, the sequence divergence among L1 elements would increase.
