The phrase "aimed at a time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a goal or target related to a specific time, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was aimed at a time when the market would be most receptive to new products."
Alternatives: "targeted for a time" or "focused on a time".
A new timing detector measuring ∼50MeV/c positrons is under development for the MEG II experiment, aiming at a time resolution σt∼30ps.
Time series segmentation is aimed at representing a time series by using a set of segments.
Now that the two are joining teams, the opprobrium can be aimed at a single entity, saving time.
Imma let you finish, Kim…but Taylor Swift had the best demand aimed at a company of all time…all time.
Cardio-respiratory fitness was tested with an individualized symptom-limited ramp cycle ergometer (Monark®) test where we used a protocol with an individualized initial workload and a 12.5-watt increase per min. aiming at a testing time between six and 10 minutes.
Based on previous data and on our inclusion criteria (HbA1c > 7.0%) we assumed a mean HbA1c of 7.7% at pre-data-measurement time and aimed at a reduction in the HbA1c of 0.5% points with the intervention.
Lightbeam is aimed at a mainstream audience, producing a real-time visualisation charting every site a user visits, and every third-party that operates on those sites that could be collecting and sharing user data.
In program notes Mr. Botstein suggested that Hiller's oratorio was a work of its time, aimed at an audience with shared cultural values.
This paper aims at developing a time integration method for structural systems with multiple damping models.
From this, we aim at identifying a time scale for which networks constructed from normal data are different to networks from randomized data, with respect to measures we are using in this paper.
