Sentence examples for fault call from inspiring English sources
Isner, normally one of the most even-keeled American players, became incensed by the foot fault call.
And so did Andy Roddick, memorably berating an umpire for what turned out to be a correct foot fault call at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Djokovic incorrectly challenged an out call on a shot of his that sailed wide, and Federer correctly challenged a fault call on a serve that was proven incorrect, giving him the ace and his fourth hold.
Murray didn't challenge a fault call on his next serve – although Hawk-Eye showed it was in, and it cost him when he belted a forehand into the net to drop serve.
With Isner facing break point on his serve at 8-all in the fifth set of the Wednesday match, chair umpire Kader Nouni overruled a fault call on Isner's first serve and would not let Nalbandian challenge the call, deeming that Nalbandian had not asked for the review in a timely manner.
Her 2009 semifinal win over Yanina Wickmayer (arguably the biggest of her career) was played on Louis Armstrong Stadium in front of a small crowd of people as the semifinal match between Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters ended with the infamous foot fault call on Ashe.
Robert McCulloch, the engineer who found the fault, called the discovery "just one of those things".
The objective of the filter is to detect a single fault, called the target fault, and block other faults, called the nuisance faults, in the presence of the process and sensor noises.
Undoubtedly, Williams remembered the foot fault called on her that led to the loss of the final point in her semifinal defeat to Kim Clijsters in a 2009 semifinal.
Rather, according to the geological survey, the earthquake occurred at shallow depth along a different kind of fault — called a strike-slip — in the top of the Eurasia plate, above any subduction zone.
While disputing a foot fault called by a linesman during the match, Hewitt noted the linesman was an African-American as was Blake, leaving hanging a suggestion of favoritism.
