Merge pull request braydie#55 from kennethlimcp/patch-1

braydie · braydie · commit f96f0a2c8015 · 2016-01-26T08:29:05.000Z
there --&gt; their
diff --git a/1-Beginner/Personal-Skills/12-How to Conduct Experiments.md b/1-Beginner/Personal-Skills/12-How to Conduct Experiments.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The kinds of experiments you will have to perform include:
 
 - Testing systems with small examples to verify that they conform to the documentation or to understand their response when there is no documentation,
 - Testing small code changes to see if they actually fix a bug,
-- Measuring the performance of a system under two different conditions due to imperfect knowledge of there performance characteristics,
+- Measuring the performance of a system under two different conditions due to imperfect knowledge of their performance characteristics,
 - Checking the integrity of data, and
 - Collecting statistics that may hint at the solution to difficult or hard-to-repeat bugs.
 
@@ -20,4 +20,4 @@ First, try to be very clear about your hypothesis, or the assertion that you are
 
 You will often find yourself having to design a series of experiments, each of which is based on the knowledge gained from the last experiment. Therefore, you should design your experiments to provide the most information possible. Unfortunately, this is in tension with keeping each experiment simple - you will have to develop this judgement through experience.
 
-Next [Team Skills - Why Estimation is Important](../Team-Skills/01-Why Estimation is Important.md)
+Next [Team Skills - Why Estimation is Important](../Team-Skills/01-Why Estimation is Important.md)
