'text element' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular piece of text, such as a sentence or phrase. For example, "This text element needs to be edited for accuracy."
Film and video, which Mr. Stewart uses as a set and a text element in "Birdbrain," are certainly not new to dance but too often they remain a separate element, never becoming more than ornamentation, emphasis or showing off.
Mailet program updates the value of state by referring to the text element in XML format contained in the body part of the e-mail message.
An added feature will be the inclusion of a common text element, which will be translated across all languages, to provide a precise comparable thread for detailed linguistic analysis for translation strategies and a mechanism by which these mappings can be explicitly achieved.
- Any text element in a BioC passage, or sentence, is processed for abbreviation definitions.
Audio files were transcribed and transcripts were reviewed by a Spanish-speaking investigator (WC) for initial text element and key word coding; these codes and categorizations were then reviewed by a second investigator (AK) for final consensus.
If Observation element(s) are found, corresponding content elements in the text element of the same section are searched and their tag name changed from content to bold when found, as described in Figure 8.
HTML does not allow one to define new text elements; that is, it is not extensible.
Even though the text elements of the story are short, there's a joyous celebration of language within it.
XML began to be developed in the 1990s because HTML (hypertext markup language), the basic format for Web pages, does not allow the definition of new text elements; that is, it is not extensible.
Furthermore, the interpretation of the results of content analysis is complemented by an in-depth analysis of full text elements.
Prof. Leonard K. Nash, Dover Edition, 2006, bases this discussion on the excellent text, "Elements of Statistical Thermodynamics".1 For further information and education reader should refer to Refs. 2 4.
