"text contents" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "I carefully proofread the text contents of the report to ensure accuracy."
In April 1991, the coding community was alerted to a clause in the post-Gulf war anti-terrorism Senate bill 266, that allowed the government to obtain "the plain text contents" of voice, data, and other communications "when appropriately authorised by law".
Different methods have been proposed for the task of content-based web filtering; however, most of them have been focused on image or text contents.
Most existing content-based recommendation systems, in which items are usually described with keywords, are designed to recommend items according to text contents.
However, in the opinion of the Group, the work on the text contents is concluded and the document is ready to be discussed with the Italian stakeholders involved in the hydrogen applications.
Since the aim of tables is to save space, they should be avoided if the same data may be presented more concisely in the text or if they just duplicate text contents.
Sul et al. (2016) collated information in tweets related to listed companies, examined the text contents, and determined market sentiments by analyzing the lexical categories (parts of speech) using the Harvard-IV dictionary.
The beer money generated by Google ads on text content is one thing, but no-one has yet created the equivalent marketplace for web video ads.
I've started to appreciate the extra size for text content, I will admit, and it makes watching video almost bearable.
The computer algorithms set up by Pew analyze text content from thousands of news sources, blogs, social media postings and, in limited cases, television transcripts.
The app also lets you upload photos and geotagged text content, if you want to add a recent image or an old photo you've digitized yourself.
Finally, match algorithms for text content are studied.
