The real important interpretation from all this is on rip through move...it almost became a go to move for an offensive player when a defensive player was too close and wasn't vertical with his arms. The tenths of a second on the shot clock will be useful to officials in knowing if a catch and shoot is possible...but I'm assuming with .2 or less, not allowing officials to go to replay to determine if a shot was good or not.
Should also add that the magic number on the shot clock for an 8 second violation now will be 15 instead of 16 with thew way shot clocks count down (required now since tenths are shown under 5 seconds).