The phrase "a very small support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a minimal amount of assistance or help provided in a particular context.
Example: "The project received a very small support from the local community, which was not enough to make a significant impact."
Alternatives: "a minimal support" or "a slight support".
FPGrowth and Eclat are the most competitive choices when dealing with very small support thresholds.
Thus, the nonlinear mapping between the discrete-time loudspeaker signal x k−L) and the estimate of the nonlinear loudspeaker signal (hat {x}_{text {NL}} (k - L)) can be modeled by an adaptive time-domain HGM with branch kernels (hat {h}_{b} (k)) with a very small temporal support of L SA taps (e.g., L SA=3).
Moreover, the probability that missing data were related to the actual pollutant levels, after conditioning on daily measurements for SO2 and NOx and on the existing data for PM10, PM2.5 and PAH, is likely to be very small, supporting the assumption that these data were missing-at-random.
Off the park, Celtic have been sanctioned by Uefa for the conduct of supporters and Lawwell added: "It's a very small minority within our support, a genuine small minority that have infiltrated the Celtic support.
A very small sampling includes his support for Nafta, his evisceration of welfare, his support for the death penalty and his deregulation of Wall Street.
A very small number of ECAs support the vast majority of projects worldwide and even that number is dwindling.
Contrary to popular belief, philanthropic donations represent a very small percentage of the support needed for food-related issues in the country.
And, in a very small way, I'm supporting their jobs.
RPL has been designed as highly modular, with a very small footprint, and able to support a wide range of metrics and constraints according to the environments of interest while operating in constrained environments, thus reducing the control traffic whenever possible.
