Sentence examples for support no less from inspiring English sources

And Shrewsbury has not one but two branches of Clinton Cards - in fact, somewhat unfathomably, the entrepreneurs of this town seem to think that it can support no less than eight dedicated card shops (and that's not counting all the purveyors of chi-chi bric-a-brac on the Wyle Cop who throw in a few cards for good measure).

Mott were the first band to headline Broadway (with Queen in support, no less) and their David Bowie-penned anthem "All The Young Dudes" defined a generation that urgently needed to separate itself from the idyllic hippie culture which permeated the early 1970s.

A subgraph is frequent if its support is no less than a given minimum support threshold.

The support of an itemset X is the number of transactions that contain the itemset X: An itemset is called frequent if its support is no less than a given minimal support threshold σ, with 0 ≤ σ ≤ | |.

Fullalgorithm: First, the algorithm finds all frequent sequences (FS) whose support is no less than minSup by using an existing method.

Support We adopt for the support of tree patterns root frequency: The support of a pattern P on a data tree T is the number of distinct images (nodes in T) of the root of P under all homomorphisms of P to T. In other words, the support of P on T is the size of the occurrence list of the root of P on T. A pattern S is frequent if its support is no less than a user-defined threshold minsup.

Mr. Chen asserts he has won support from no less than the United Nations World Peace Foundation.

And now she's had a public show of support from no less a figure than George RR Martin, who threw his weight behind Station Eleven as his pick for the Hugo best novel award.

For instance, it was a huge factor two years ago, when Mr. Adubato helped cobble together a slate of school board candidates in Newark that defeated a slate that had the tacit support of no less a powerhouse than Mayor Sharpe James (who was conspicuous by his absence at the March 18 event).

However, Celera received surprising support from no less than David Lipman, director of the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) who said, 'These groups understood when they deposited their data that the whole goal was to make it available without restrictions immediately' [15].

It's a 200 page opus, supported by no less than 600 footnotes.