Over all, there were 13 breaks of serve, eight by Azarenka, and far more points ended with errors than with winners.
9.30pm BST First set: Murray 2-2 Djokovic Nice win for 15-0, off a heavy serve, then a great point, athletically contested by Djokovic, which ends with his error, gone long, and makes it 30-0 for Murray.
Each attempt ends with a server error and my desultorily trying to glean something from available teaser videos.
The Ts65Dn mice continued to commit more errors than the LMC mice over all trials on day 2 ending with 2.8 errors compared with 0.9 errors for LMC mice.
"Five out of the first six sets ended with an error, and that was a problem.
Of the six points she lost in a row from 5-1, fivendeded with her errors and another with her error in judgment as she let a ball bounce past, thinking it was long before the chair umpire, Eva Asderaki, ruled it was good.
9.54pm BST First set: Murray* 4-4 Djokovic Djokovichargeses Murray with a sprint to the net and it works, so it's 0-15; then Murray goes long, perhaps given the wind, and it's 0-30... and then a great rally ends with a bad Murray error, going for a winner past Djokovic at the net and missing his target.
Wright is caught on the mid-on boundary off that and a comedy of errors ends with the fielder touching the boundary board with his heel.
The chapter ends with a discussion of common measurement errors and typical sensor specifications.
The chapter ends with providing several guidelines for preventing human error.
