The phrase "a too strong" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "too" is an adverb and should not be used with the article "a" in this context.
Example: "The coffee is too strong for my taste."
Alternatives: "too powerful" or "excessively strong".
On the other hand, the imposition of an a priori positivity constraint on the processing algorithm is a too strong design limitation.
But the suggested modification depends strongly on the overall stress state, and may have a too strong effect in some cases where the stress triaxiality is rather high.
The best results were found at pressures below 0.2 Pa=1.5 mTorr and at a low ICP power of 350 W to prevent a too strong mask erosion caused by the low pressure.
No effect of the inter-particles distance was found even when the particles are 1.2nm in diameter and about 10nm away; the use of graphite powder also prevents a too strong shielding effect of the catalyst support.
Moreover, combining the results of catalytic tests and force-field simulations, we are able to show that diffusional limitations can be ruled out and that the key phenomenon adversely affecting the selectivity is a too strong adsorption of isomerized products which favors overcracking.
Importantly, the conclusion obtained from the simple Sabatier model still persists: an intermediate binding of OH corresponds to the highest catalytic activity, i.e. Pt is limited by a too strong OH binding and Pt3Ni is limited by a too weak OH binding.
But a too-strong wind can create problems, particularly if a race day is near.
If Berlin had stuck with a too-strong Deutsche Mark, it would have seen its goods become prohibitively expensive.
If the juicy notes are too sweet, they can easily skew too boozy, like a too-strong painkiller cocktail at a tiki bar.
But it wasn't nearly enough, especially given that it was getting harder for them to pay anything back with their economy collapsing under the combined weight of budget cuts and a too-strong currency.
But he added that he thought a too-strong focus on the physical "is one of the reasons the arts are underfunded and at the perimeter of intellectual life" in higher education.
