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textWords, sentences and paragraphs. Contrast with data, which are defined units, such as name and amount due. Text may also refer to alphanumeric data, such as name and address, to distinguish it from numeric data, such as quantity and dollar amounts. A page of text takes about 2,000 to 4,000 bytes. See text field. text 1. a book prescribed as part of a course of study 2. Computing the words printed, written, or displayed on a visual display unit 3. the original exact wording of a work, esp the Bible, as distinct from a revision or translation 4. a short passage of the Bible used as a starting point for a sermon or adduced as proof of a doctrine 5. short for textbook
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In ``Ship in a View'' Koike uses textless sound - wailing, howling, singing - to evoke memories and emotions but no literal meaning. Galilei's early training as a musician informed his ideas as a theorist, and he remained a practicing musician throughout his life, publishing two books of lute intabulations (1563, 1584), a collection of textless duos (1584), and two books of madrigals (1574, 1587). The district is trying to develop a Web-based school system, offering virtual academies, textless courses, online tutoring with real teachers, and a portal for parents to go straight to the teacher's grade book. |
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