Sentence examples for text unit from inspiring English sources

A clause package is defined as a text unit that typically consists of several clauses linked by syntactic, thematic and/or discursive criteria, where each criterion supersedes and incorporates the next.

One text unit from Mappæ is inserted within the transcription of the Compositiones tradition.

The position of each text unit inside the manuscript is indicated by a progressive integer, which starts from the first text.

But this first step may be insufficient and, as a further step, one should compare a given text unit with its witnesses.

An effective procedure requires precise definitions of the witnesses in terms of manuscripts and texts they include, as well as well-defined procedures for assigning a given text unit to one of the two traditions (see below).

The C manuscript lacks one text unit No. 3. Lapidary (a): Lu and C manuscripts show a similar order inversion, as their three initial texts are located at the bottom of the set of texts.

17 text units from Nos. 2 to 18 on ff.

Notable text units of English and Arabic origin are Nos.

Three text units from Nos. 185 to 187 on ff.

This fragmentary manuscript was probably formed from at least 119 text units.

Ten out of 13 text units are held in Oxford, Bodleian Library, Bodley 679 (ff. 29r 29v).