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Table 1
Correlation Coefficient r of Greenberg, Underwood, and
CSUF Models
Greenberg Underwood CSUF Model
(Nonlinear) (Nonlinear) (Linear)
r 0.998 0.978 0.95

Table 2
Caption (centered, 12-pt spacing)
Element Fe Ni
% Weight 19.5 80.5

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[4] A.T. Osaka, This is a book (Bombay, India: McGraw Hill, 2006).
[5] A.T. Osaka, G. Thomas, et. al.,” This is a proceeding paper”, Proc.
25th Annual Conf. of the IEEE, IECON’98, 2, 1998, 144-149.

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