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the gap between idea and action, where everything either clicks or quietly falls apart.
means To come nearer to something — whether a place, a person, or a problem — or the particular method you use to handle it.
from From Old French 'aprochier,' which descends from Late Latin 'appropiare' — 'to draw near.' That breaks into 'ad-' (toward) plus 'prope' (near), the same 'prope' that gives us 'proximity' and 'propinquity.' So at its root the word is pure motion: stepping closer to whatever lies ahead.
- aviation peril
- final approach causes most aircraft accidents
- word roots
- from Latin appropiare, to draw near
- math meaning
- curves can approach limits without ever touching
- animal tactic
- predators stalk the approach, not the chase
the grand budapest hotel — wes anderson's 2014 film structured entirely around a specific architectural and narrative approach to symmetry and detail
moneyball oakland athletics — 2002 season where billy beane used statistical analysis approach to compete with wealthy teams on a $41m budget
lean startup methodology — eric ries's iterative approach to building startups through continuous feedback loops and validated learning