国外论文标准格式-A4模板

Paper Title* (use style:

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Given Name Surname

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dept. name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 3:

name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 4: City, Country

line 5: email address or ORCID

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Given Name Surname

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dept. name of organization

(of Affiliation)

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name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 4: City, Country

line 5: email address or ORCID

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Given Name Surname

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dept. name of organization

(of Affiliation)

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name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 4: City, Country

line 5: email address or ORCID

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th

Given Name Surname

line 2:

dept. name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 3:

name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 4: City, Country

line 5: email address or ORCID

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rd

Given Name Surname

line 2:

dept. name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 3:

name of organization

(of Affiliation)

line 4: City, Country

line 5: email address or ORCID

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Given Name Surname

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dept. name of organization

(of Affiliation)

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name of organization

(of Affiliation)

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TYLING

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organizational

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sections

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more

information

on

proofreading,

spelling and grammar.

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authors

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most

of

the

formatting

specifications

needed

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preparing

electronic

versions

of

their

papers.

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paper components have been specified for three reasons: (1)

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