"text height" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "text height" to refer to the vertical size of a piece of writing, such as a font size. For example, "I increased the text height of my essay to make it easier to read."
If you want to customize the paper dimensions, use the Width and Height text box and enter the specific values.
Creating sacred text is perhaps the height of human spiritual audacity.
A text file containing area, height and size data was exported from GeneMapper and background, poor quality fingerprints, vector bands and empty clones removed using the FPB software [ 44].
The ABI GeneMapper 3.5 software (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA) was first used to analyze all electrochromatograms and to produce a text file (containing areas, heights, and sizes for each peak) for each BAC fingerprint.
Taking up Warren's intervention, this course will explore African American literature from its earliest manifestations in the spirituals and slave narratives to texts composed at the height of desegregation and decolonization struggles at mid-century and beyond.
Figure 3 The expected interferometer signal vs. physical path length difference of the two interferometer arms, with the parameters as described in the text, at three different heights of the satellite.
Indeed, pernickety readers might take umbrage with her title, claiming no mere walk-on, walk-off character deserves such top billing, but Salinger's presence – both personally and in the form of his fiction, not to mention the reams of fan mail he inspires – legitimises Rakoff's work, elevating the text to the dizzy heights of 'bibliomemoir'bibliomemoir
Tony Blair texted Rebekah Brooks at height of hacking scandal: "I'm no use on police stuff but call me because I may be of use on Commons".
Armah has pushed the efficacy of the "master-text" to greater heights by a more audacious attack on "massive political improbity". A Man of the People is held back by a subdued manner and "some sort of moral decorum". The intertextual distance is even more striking when Ogede compares Achebe's No Longer at Ease (1960) to Bessie Head's Maru (1971).
Sets the height of the text area to be wide enough to fit the given number of lines (rows) of text.
