The phrase "aim means" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the purpose or intention behind something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The aim means to achieve success in our project, but we need a clear strategy."
Alternatives: "goal signifies" or "objective represents".
For Warwick, achieving the second aim means linking to the Warwick Research Archive Portal (WRAP), from the Knowledge Centre.
As a leader of the American Indian Movement (AIM), Means orchestrated a takeover in 1970 of a replica of the Mayflower ship in Plymouth, Mass., a prayer vigil in 1971 atop the Mount Rushmore National Memorial, and a weeklong occupation in 1972 of the Bureau of Indian Affairs headquarters in Washington, D.C.
There are differences of the aim, means, and powers involved.
We corrected for local ancestry for HIVAN, FSGS and H-ESKD using 35 diallelic ancestry informative markers (AIMs) (mean delta difference between CEU and YRI 49.6%, range 22 76%) across chromosome 22.
A series of experiments were performed to this aim by means of the AMULOR system prototype of Figure 2. The system configuration was the same as for the measurements reported in the previous section.
Also if you can aim, that means you will not be sending wild slap shots at other players heads.
Aiming for fluency means aiming for dedication to revision.
Second, VLV aims to compare these conditions to those observed in 1979 and 1994; hence, it aims providing means to question the sustainability of the positive trends, reported in the previous surveys.
If we are to defeat terrorists across the globe, we must do everything possible to deny legitimacy to their aims and means, and gain legitimacy for ourselves.
He gave no timetable.Palestinian factions agreed a draft document outlining the aims and means of their uprising, including a state in all the West Bank and Gaza.
"Life on Wall Street made him a sick man". But his business experiences made him an indignant man as well, and left him with a conflicting mix of aims and means.
