In this case, one can consider points close to fixed points, which we call approximate fixed points.
Property company Land Securities said it was close to fixing the problems at its Walkie-Talkie City skyscraper after the glare from the building melted car parts on the street below over the summer.
While those initiatives will not come close to fixing next year's $6 billion shortfall, administration officials say Mr. McGreevey is committed to holding firm on his no-tax-increase pledge, although he recently revised that promise by saying that he was referring only to the income and sales taxes.
In other words, the fixed points of the control system all give rise to firing rate mean and variance arbitrarily close to ((mu^, nu^)), and the control system states that give rise to r distributions with firing rate mean and variance of ((mu^, nu^)) are arbitrarily close to fixed points.
First and foremost is the fact that this victory does not mean the judicial system is close to fixed.
*First of all, Senator Paul's amendment will not even come close to fixing America's bridges.
Pompeo said he and Kim had gotten "pretty close" to fixing the logistics for the summit but stressed that "sometimes that last inch is hard to close".
"I don't think this comes close to fixing the constitutional problems the judge pointed out," said Deasy, who heads the state's largest school system.
(See Bill Moyers' Journal Friday August 28th airing of Money Driven Medicine based on Maggie Mahar's fine book of the same name to see just how broken it is, and how no bill currently on the table will even get close to fixing it).
