The phrase "a close points" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and lacks clarity.
Example: "The analysis revealed a close point of agreement between the two theories."
Alternatives: "a narrow margin" or "a tight comparison."
Local lad Kevin Satchell got off the canvas to keep his British flyweight belt with a close points win over Scotland's Iain Butcher.
McDonnell, incidentally, boxed with his trademark grit, coming back from a third-round knockdown to take a close points decision over a dangerous opponent.
Similarly, last weekend in Texas Doncaster's Jamie McDonnell claimed a close points victory when defending his WBA bantamweight title against Japan's Tomoki Kameda, despite suffering a third round knock-down.
Going into the fight they are one apiece - Rios won the first encounter, stopping Alvarado in seven rounds in October 2012, then five months later Alvarado got revenge winning a close points decision, both fights were fight of the year candidates - so the third chapter should be the final decider.
Joseph Joyce gave the Lionhearts a flying start with a close points win over Edgar Ramirez in Aguascalientes.
A closest point projection return mapping algorithm for the proposed model is formulated and implemented for use in finite element analyses.
The closest point method (Ruuth and Merriman (2008) [20]) is a recent embedding method that has been used to solve a variety of PDEs on smooth surfaces using a closest point representation of the surface and standard Cartesian grid methods in the embedding space.
The optimum perturbation signal is found with a closest point search in a lattice.
Roughly speaking, best proximity theory investigates the existence and uniqueness of such a closest point x.
With a strong background in Italian, Caroline was eager to employ her speaking skills in everyday life to better understand European politics from a closer point of view.
With an unassailable lead, Loughgiel were able to enjoy something of a lap of honour in the closing minutes with McCarry tagging on a closing point.
