"a small overhead" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a small additional expense or cost associated with something. For example, "The benefit of having a personal assistant to manage my schedule was worth the small overhead of paying their salary."
In fact, about halfway through "Symphonie Fantastique," watching the actual artwork on a small overhead television monitor, it occurred to me that I should be earning union scale.
Performance results reveal a small overhead when applying network management and validate improved efficiency through adaption in response to environment dynamics.
As we headed for a side table, he sat down front and center under a small overhead sign reading "Bull Session Table" and, while coffee-drinking men came and went, joined an easygoing conversation about golf, camera technology and Air Force One, which was on the newscasts that morning.
While Ginger and Robbi and their 5-year-old brother Robert Jr., or R. J., sat in the back seat of the family's Expedition and watched cartoons on a small overhead TV, Robert talked about their trip with enthusiasm: the exclusive golf club they were going to, T.P.C. at Sawgrass, where Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino once played and where the sisters had an 11 33 tee time.
This approach allowed to reduce the energy consumption by about 30%% with a small overhead.
For instance, biometric quality assessment can only be a small overhead to the recognition pipeline.
Co-founders Ben Trewhella and Tomas and Debbie Rawlings rent desks and then sub-let them to developers with a small overheads charge.
A final issue is the analysis of tradeoffs related to the batch processing in terms of a better cache usage, a smaller overhead, and an increased packet delay.
Of course while smaller companies can take advantage of the freedom that comes with a smaller overhead and fewer obligations, the search for audiences is crucial for them too.
Our experimental results show that the DSOM solution can effectively detect abnormal traffic, solve bottleneck problems and increase the system reaction speed to attack traffic, while presenting a smaller overhead to the network system.
One of the larger investments was made in its Austrian subsidiary, which had been generating steady annual profits of around £750,000 on a relatively small overhead.
