Merge pull request #866 from w3c/issue-0857-typo

Fix typo (#857).
w3c · Jul 11, 2018 · 0e7714a · 0e7714a
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@@ -17717,14 +17717,14 @@ the terms and concepts of which we use below.</p>
 the dimensions of the <phrase role="strong">per-inline-height-rectangle</phrase> computed for
 that specific <loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc>, which, in turn, are determined by evaluating (1) the dimensions of
 the <phrase role="strong">expanded-nominal-requested-line-rectangle</phrase>, which are uniform for each
-<loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> of a paragraph, and (2) the dimensions of the <phrase role="strong">expanded-area</phrase>
+<loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> of a paragraph, and (2) the dimensions of the <phrase role="strong">expanded-rectangle</phrase>
 of each <loc href="#terms-inline-area">inline area</loc> child of the <loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc>, which may vary for
 each <loc href="#terms-inline-area">inline area</loc> of each <loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> of a paragraph.</p>
 <p>The phrase <emph>line height</emph>, as referred to above, should not be confused with the computed value of the style property associated with
 the <loc href="#style-attribute-lineHeight">tts:lineHeight</loc> attribute. This latter value serves as a parameter for computing the
 <emph>half leading</emph> applied to a <loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> and individual <loc href="#terms-inline-area">inline areas</loc>,
 which is, respectively, a parameter for determining the dimensions of the <phrase role="strong">expanded-nominal-requested-line-rectangle</phrase> of the
-<loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> and the dimensions of the <phrase role="strong">expanded-area</phrase> of an
+<loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> and the dimensions of the <phrase role="strong">expanded-rectangle</phrase> of an
 <loc href="#terms-inline-area">inline area</loc> child of the <loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc>.
 Note well that the <emph>half leading</emph> applied to a <loc href="#terms-line-area">line area</loc> and
 the <emph>half leading</emph> applied to an <loc href="#terms-inline-area">inline area</loc> child of that