"... In PAGE 51: ...nuscript Table 1: Writing style for a manuscript Journal Writing style ACMTOIS - JASIS Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association CJ - CACM The Chicago Manual of Style JCSS AManual for Authors of American Mathematical Society IS - EPODD The Chicago Manual of Style SPE - Table2 : Places and existence of certain elements in a manuscript Journal Footnotes Figures Figure legends Keywords ACMTOIS in text in text in text yes JASIS in text in text in text no CJ in text at end at end no CACM in text in text in text yes JCSS at end at end at end no IS at end at end at end no EPODD in text in text in text yes SPE in text at end at end yes... ..."

"... In PAGE 20: ...solving the Navier{Stokes equations on a mesh TH with H gt; h, performing one Newton Step on the mesh Th and solving a defect correction equation on TH . The behaviour of the a posteriori error estimators in comparison to the estimators for Algo- rithm 1 is presented in Table1 where 1 = 1((uh; ph)) and 2 = 2((uh; ph)). Here is quot; gt; 0 for d = 2, quot; = 1=2 for d = 3, k = minfpolynomial degree of the velocity nite elements, polynomial degree of the pressure nite elements + 1, smoothness of the solution (1:6)g and the scaling between the grids as assumed in the previous sections.... ..."

"... In PAGE 9: ...ation (see Figures 4.2 and 4.3 in Section 4.4) and is merged with a document using the BibT E X [Lam94] or refer [Tut83] programme. For the actual text, JASIS, CACM, JCSS and EPODD de ne the writing style (Ap- pendix 2, Table1 ) concerning mainly the contentandlayout of some parts of the content. These style rules dictate, for example, that a number of an equation be before or after an equation, what kinds of layouts are used for tables (how the lines and footnotes are repre- sented in tables), how references to footnotes are done and how to represent bibliographic references and their citations.... In PAGE 51: ...nuscript Table1 : Writing style for a manuscript Journal Writing style ACMTOIS - JASIS Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association CJ - CACM The Chicago Manual of Style JCSS AManual for Authors of American Mathematical Society IS - EPODD The Chicago Manual of Style SPE - Table 2: Places and existence of certain elements in a manuscript Journal Footnotes Figures Figure legends Keywords ACMTOIS in text in text in text yes JASIS in text in text in text no CJ in text at end at end no CACM in text in text in text yes JCSS at end at end at end no IS at end at end at end no EPODD in text in text in text yes SPE in text at end at end yes... ..."

"... In PAGE 9: ...ation (see Figures 4.2 and 4.3 in Section 4.4) and is merged with a document using the BibT E X [Lam94] or refer [Tut83] programme. For the actual text, JASIS, CACM, JCSS and EPODD de ne the writing style (Ap- pendix 2, Table1 ) concerning mainly the contentandlayout of some parts of the content. These style rules dictate, for example, that a number of an equation be before or after an equation, what kinds of layouts are used for tables (how the lines and footnotes are repre- sented in tables), how references to footnotes are done and how to represent bibliographic references and their citations.... In PAGE 50: ... Table1 : Delivery form of a manuscript Journal Initial manuscript Accepted article ACMTOIS electronic (prefer) or paper electronic (prefer) JASIS paper paper CJ paper or electronic paper and electronic CACM paper paper and electronic JCSS paper electronic and paper IS paper electronic and paper EPODD paper electronic SPE paper electronic and paper Table 2: Formats for an electronic form of a manuscript Journal LaTeXtro PostScriptRTFMIFSGMLVenturaASCIIWord/WPOthers ACMTOIS x x x x x x JASIS CJ x x a CACM x JCSS b IS x EPODD x x x x x SPE x x x x a only for the manuscript b manysoftware, not prespeci ed Table 3: Page layout of a manuscript Journal Page size Page number Margin Running header Line space ACMTOIS double JASIS 21*28cm author nb adequate double CJ A4 nb gt;25mm yes double CACM double JCSS 8.5*11inch nb yes( lt;35char) triple/double IS 8.... ..."

"... In PAGE 51: ...nuscript Table 1: Writing style for a manuscript Journal Writing style ACMTOIS - JASIS Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association CJ - CACM The Chicago Manual of Style JCSS A Manual for Authors of American Mathematical Society IS - EPODD The Chicago Manual of Style SPE - Table2 : Places and existence of certain elements in a manuscript Journal Footnotes Figures Figure legends Keywords ACMTOIS in text in text in text yes JASIS in text in text in text no CJ in text at end at end no CACM in text in text in text yes JCSS at end at end at end no IS at end at end at end no EPODD in text in text in text yes SPE in text at end at end yes... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ... Most of these studies were found in marketing, technology, or education-related journals. Table1 specifies the sources used in the study. Coding of Manuscripts Two authors of this paper conducted the final coding of the articles and independently coded each of the 77 manuscripts included in the study.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...before the figure (cf. Table1 below). Lists.... In PAGE 5: ...ithin each item in the list, each line after the first one is indented by 5 mm (0.2 in.). 6 Length Requirements The maximum lengths for the final manuscripts are shown in Table1 . These pages must contain all elements of the manuscript.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...before the figure (cf. Table1 below). Lists.... In PAGE 5: ...ithin each item in the list, each line after the first one is indented by 5 mm (0.2 in.). 6 Length Requirements The maximum lengths for the final manuscripts are shown in Table1 . These pages must contain all elements of the manuscript.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...g. see Table1 ). Note that there is no extra capitalization of words in table captions and that each caption ends with a period.... ..."