Collocations withcontent
These are words often used in combination withcontent.
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academic content
Research and papers on practice and experience sometimes receive less attention because they are perceived as possessing less academic content.
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actual content
Most of the story of modern proof-theory (before ludics) was precisely to extract the actual content from the form.
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adult content
The industry is in the process of drawing up a self-regulatory code of practice, which will introduce safeguards to protect minors from accessing adult content via mobile phones.
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audio content
Furthermore, it can be implemented using existing techniques for audio content analysis in restricted domains.
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bonus content
In it, the player was tasked with defeating specific characters as a means to unlock bonus content.
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branded content
They help publishers distribute their branded content into key digital newsstands, which allow consumers to read magazines and utilize digital catalogs on multiple devices.
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caffeine content
The drink has a high caffeine content (30 mg/100ml).
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caloric content
Vertical stratification and caloric content of the standing fruit crop in a tropical lowland forest.
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copyrighted content
The surrounding imposes no moral or normative obstruction for the respondents file sharing of copyrighted content.
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core content
Such a core content course should be developed in terms of minimum demands and hence by thinking in ways of learning objectives.
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digital content
Nevertheless, most digital content management applications today offer few solutions to assist designers to find, explore, and understand content in context.
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downloadable content
Mobile downloadable content, such as wallpapers, ring tones, and games are screened to ensure that they are child appropriate.
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dynamic content
With the development of dynamic content web sites, a great number of intermediate solutions based on programming languages have been proposed.
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editorial content
They compete not only in editorial content but in news coverage.
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emotional content
The emotional content is the most important aspect of these statements, content which is indicated by words of emotion or desire.
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entertainment content
Access to television is much more important than might be suggested by television's entertainment content.
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exclusive content
Online exclusive content is also available, most notably the news section on its homepage.
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explicit content
Urban suggests that every publicly standardized discourse has implicit as well as explicit content.
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factual content
In this way, the press would manufacture news stories which had virtually no kernel of factual content, pyramids of accusation and counteraccusation.
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fat content
The effect of the transgene was dependent on the genetic background for almost all body weights and relative gonadal-fat-pad weights, but less for fat content.
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gastric contents
If emergency operative delivery is anticipated, it is important to administer antacid prophylaxis to neutralise the acidity of gastric contents.
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ideological content
In juxtaposing ideological content to linguistic form, this alternative hypothesis fails to take into account the embeddedness of content in form.
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inappropriate content
Even if people have access to technology, however, inappropriate content diminishes the value of access.
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informational content
My judgement is that such experiences are no less vivid than ordinary experience, although of course greatly reduced in informational content.
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intellectual content
A good theory must have sufficient intellectual content to render it falsifiable.
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latent content
The therapy was designed to reveal the latent content of the patient's repressed sexuality and unconscious mind.
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lyrical content
The emphasis of and articulated reason for the competitions is the lyrical content and vocal artistry of competitors.
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multimedia content
It can provide virtually unlimited bandwidths capable of carrying the most complex multimedia content at high speed.
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narrative content
With this in mind, we narrowed our analyses to look only at those threeyear-old stories that had the strongest narrative content.
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nutritional content
Furthermore, seeds can occupy significant space in the digestive system that could be filled with other nutritional content.
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organic content
From each site, four samples were analysed for structural microbial and organic content.
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original content
Yet in sampling from blaxploitation sound, the original content of these films is sometimes overshadowed by the machismo and aggression of contemporary hip-hop culture.
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potassium content
Available potassium content, however, decreased in all the plots.
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premium content
The game is a freemium game, meaning it is free to play normally but players have the option of purchasing premium content.
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quality content
There is also a need for good quality content.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
recycled content
I am sorry that the several key discussions that have taken place about the recycled content of newsprint have been in camera.
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related content
As we all know, crime often has a high alcohol or drug related content.
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representational content
The problem of color realism, then, concerns the representational content of color experiences.
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semantic content
We established three categories related to semantic content.
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starch content
A considerable increase in the starch content during stages 8 and 9 coincided with the maximum rate of dry matter accumulation.
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substantive content
Using factor analysis to select the items produces a set of measures that are similar in substantive content and distinct from other concepts.
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tar content
Analogous to ordinary cigarettes, a maximum tar content must be set for rolling tobacco.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
textual content
Arbitrary sub-expressions are replaced by meta-variables; the pattern identifies the selection by its structure, rather than its textual content.
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thematic content
The interview data were analysed using thematic content analysis.
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user-generated content
Social network sites and some blogs surround user-generated content with advertising messages carefully targeted to select audiences, thus exploiting user creativity for commercial gain.
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verbal content
On the whole words remain perfectly intelligible, and the verbal content is exposed, rather than being turned to purely sonic ends.
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video content
The notion of surface and disruption links the sound materials to the video content (ice-skating).
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violent content
In 2010, studio bosses shut down production on the project, reportedly due to viewers' responses to the violent content of clips released on the internet.
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