Instructions and article template for the FIA 2020/22 and XXIX Sobrac meeting
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technical paper, FIA, Sobrac, acoustics, vibrationAbstract
This field is intended for the abstract of the article which must contain between 180 and 300 words. The items resumo, palavras-chave, PACS, title, abstract, and keywords should constitute the first page (i.e., avoid extending them to the following page). The abstract should present a concise presentation of the scientific-technical article, containing an introduction, the objective, a synthesis of the methodology, the main result, and the final conclusion (preferably in that order). No separate items or sections are required within the abstract. Thus, the reader may acknowledge the essence of the article content. Remember that the abstract is like a movie trailer, people will consider reading the complete article if the abstract is interesting. The abstract should not contain new information not contained within the article; undefined abbreviations; previous discussion of another literature; references and citations or excessive detail about the methods employed. It is also not the introductory paragraph of the work; this should be placed at the beginning of the text. Use only relevant and useful information, exercising empathy with prospective readers. For a cohesive and elegant abstract that represents the article, write a preview, write the paper completely, and then review it by looking at whether its content consistently reflects the content of the document. Following the abstract, the author should list up to five keywords (avoid using the same words contained in the article’s title). After this step, there are also the PACS, which are a hierarchical classification system (more details within the text) and, finally, title, abstract, and keywords in English (PACS are only put after resumo in Portuguese contributions).
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