Nothing major, but disciplinary rules have been tweaked - for example, deliberately kicking out a skate to cross the finish line fractionally earlier would now lead to disqualification.
On the brakes into the final corner of race one, Davies dived into the lead but Rea turned tighter and got on the power fractionally earlier, giving him the smallest advantage which he carried over the line for another maximum points score.
Shares of Xerox moved up fractionally to $26.69 in early trading, since the news contained no real surprises.
Shortly after Pugh had shot fractionally wide, one such break, early in the second half, concluded with Borini collecting Defoe's pass and, once again, bringing the best out of Boruc.
Airlines in the US are asking passengers to pay only fractionally more to check in early and get a choice of seat – in the case of Southwest, $15, which is high enough to be irritating, but not so much that you would rather risk sitting on a cross-country red-eye between two people with access to corn snacks.
In the sprint final against the experienced Kristina Vogel of Germany, the Olympic champion in the team sprint, James dived underneath her rival to steal an early march, hesitated fractionally before committing fully, but faded up the straight with the verdict going to Vogel by a few millimetres.
Govia Thameslink was at 5.1%, roughly equating to one train in every 20 being either significantly late, terminated early or cancelled, fractionally worse than last year.
After weathering further Celtic attacks they gradually came more into the game, largely through the efforts of Kallum Higginbotham, but neither side looked like adding to Stokes' early opener even if Lyle Taylor was only fractionally offside before lobbing Fraser Forster for what might have been an equaliser.
As early as 2000, the guests on his solo vehicle Da Ali G Show already felt fractionally too aware of how this worked.
Platt was fractionally onside and Gascoigne fractionally off.
