The phrase 'medium means' is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to communication or information that is shared through a specific platform, such as the Internet. For example, social media has become a popular medium for means of communication.
Using an up-for-endless-interpretation graphical communication medium means meaning is rendered chronically possible — and playing guessing games as to what's supposed to be meant gives users a new way to pass the time.
There are times when a heavy diet of one medium means less of another.
The aim was to prove that the medium means something more than maiden aunts painting primroses.
They are medical documents, though the fragility of pastel as a medium means they couldn't be stored in the patients' files.
Richards says that the "intrusive" nature of TV stations as a medium means that there should be "a guard" to protect standards.
While de Pajaro's work has been well received, his chosen medium means installations normally last just a few days before they are taken by waste collectors or destroyed by members of the public.
Salvado sees the contradiction in anthologizing pictures from a medium meant to be ephemeral but believes that curating and sharing is the future of expression.
So does he feel vindicated in that once-derided decision to think of Stories not as Evan Spiegel's property but a medium meant for everyone?
The second subset consists of another third of all firms, namely those with medium mean energy cost shares (medium energy-use firms, between 1.1 and 2.0%).
b Wound healing capacity of TR146 epithelial cells in presence of different fractions of the K. oxytoca-conditioned medium (mean + SD; *p < 0.05).
At Glen Morey, height was significantly greater at six years after planting of local compared to non-local species and of species from low and medium mean annual temperature categories compared with the high mean annual temperature category.
