This document provides instructions for writing an abstract in a specific format. The abstract should be no longer than one page and written in English. It should include a short introduction to orient the reader, a brief description of any experiments, a discussion of the main results including one figure or table if needed, and a summary of the main conclusions. References should be listed at the end in numbered order. The formatting guidelines provided, such as font size and style, should be followed to maintain a consistent style across all contributions.
This document provides instructions for writing an abstract in a specific format. The abstract should be no longer than one page and written in English. It should include a short introduction to orient the reader, a brief description of any experiments, a discussion of the main results including one figure or table if needed, and a summary of the main conclusions. References should be listed at the end in numbered order. The formatting guidelines provided, such as font size and style, should be followed to maintain a consistent style across all contributions.
This document provides instructions for writing an abstract in a specific format. The abstract should be no longer than one page and written in English. It should include a short introduction to orient the reader, a brief description of any experiments, a discussion of the main results including one figure or table if needed, and a summary of the main conclusions. References should be listed at the end in numbered order. The formatting guidelines provided, such as font size and style, should be followed to maintain a consistent style across all contributions.
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F. Silva 1 , M. Pereira 2 , and (please use this style for all authors names, Times Ne !oman, 12 pt "old# the underline name is the e$pe%ted presentin& author' 1 Department of , Faculty of , University of Porto, Portugal. 2 Use as many lines as required to include all authors affiliations !imes "e# $oman, 11pt%. &t is important that you use the format of this document to ensure that all contri'utions in the final pu'lication have the same style. (o, please #rite your a'stract over this document to )eep the same style !imes "e# $oman, 12 point in the te*t section, single space%. Dont change the margins, layout, etc. The a(stra%t should (e ritten in )n&lish and %annot (e lon&er than 1 pa&e. +hen start #riting your short a'stract, it #ould 'e convenient to #rite first a very short introduction, to 'etter orientate the reader to the matter covered,discussed 'elo#. -fter the introduction, a very 'rief e*perimental description may 'e done. .ere you should descri'e the methodology employed in the e*periments performed if appropriate%, range of conditions used, etc. /ut this must 'e really short0 -fter#ards, you should descri'e,discuss the main results o'tained. 1ou can, eventually, include only one fi&ure or one ta(le to 'etter illustrate,discuss your results. &n such case, please cite it in the te*t Fig. 1 or !a'le 1%, and use appropriate caption !imes "e# $oman, 11 pt, to 'etter distinguish the caption from the main te*t%. &f any mathematical equations are needed to 'e included, they should 'e laid out using an equation editor and 'e num'ered consecutively in the te*t e.g., 2q. 1%%. !he main conclusions dra#n #ith the #or) should 'e summari3ed at the end, follo#ed 'y the ac)no#ledgments section, if appropriate. -fter finishing #riting the a'stract, please chec) if you have deleted all these instructions. !hen, please send it to the organi3ers according to the instructions given in the #e'site. During this su'mission you #ill 'e as)ed to indicate the preference for the presentation, 4$-5 or P4(!2$. $eferences6 !he final section !imes "e# $oman, 11 pt.% is for eventual references cited in the a'stract, #hich should 'e num'ered in the order they appear in the 'ody of the te*t, and placed 'et#een square 'rac)ets. For instance, 718, 729:8 or 71,;8. !hey should 'e then num'ered and listed according to the e*ample formats given 'elo#. 718 (mith, ".<. and <ones, =. 1>?>%, A Companion Guide to Good Authorship, (ocial +or) Press, (ydney. 728 =orris, <.(. 1>@A%, The Art of the Review, in +arren, 2.B., C&nnovations in 2ditingD, /romley Press, (ydney, pp. @912. 7;8 +right, 4.$. 1>A>%, Summary of Research on the Selection Interview Since 1964, Personal Psychology, 22 2%, ;>19:1;. 7:8 Elacic, 5., =ills, D. and 5o#e, &. 1>>A%, Interated Resource !lannin" A #ulticriteria$ %ased &ecision #odel, in Bertler, <.<., and Pesh)in, =. 2ds.% Proc. of the 1;th +orld Fonference6 &nternational Federation of -utomatic Fontrol, (an Francisco, <une ;G H <uly I, 1>>A, pp. 2A?92?2.