In addition, review of literature (see Section 2) shows that classifiers built just using hyperlinks and just using body text yields good classification performance.
For email body text, using words, (specifically adjectives, adverbs, nouns, and verbs), that found directly in dictionary and edited words using Levenshtein' edit operation, the term-document-frequency matrix is created.
Because you can't use body language to communicate over text or chat, you'll have to rely on your words to keep the mood light and fun.
Generally, it's best not to mix serif and sans serif fonts; however, you can combine body text that uses a serif font with titles in a plain sans serif font.
Used today almost exclusively as a special function adjunct of roman letters, italic types were used first as body texts in small volumes in which their space-saving, humanistic characteristics were desirable.
Use the other lines to line up body text, graphics, or other page elements as you have opportunity.
Multipart messages containing HTML parts were further parsed using a HTML parser to extract the body text and hyperlinks.
For the body text, all words in the email are used to build the PLSA model for text view.
Usually, a Sans Serif font is used for the headline, and a Serif font for the body text.
Smashing Magazine suggests using a sans-serif font for your heading and serif font for your body text.
The body text: "in a cab.
