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International Journal of Engineering and Technology Research, Vol. (No.): pp, year

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY RESEARCHULUSLARARASI MÜHENDİSLİK VE TEKNOLOJİ ARAŞTIRMALARI DERGİSİ

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Article Title [EN]Makale Başlığı [TR]

First Author Name and Surname1*, Second Author Name and Surname2, Third Author Name and Surname3

1 First Author Affiliation, City, Country2 Second Author Affiliation, City, Country

3 Third Author Affiliation, City, Country

ABSTRACT

Uniformity of formatting is a desirable attribute for papers published in the online International Journal of Engineering and Technology Research (IJENTE). This guide is written in the recommended format for papers and outlines the required page length, spacing, margins, font sizes, headings, references, quotations, and other stylistic features that lead to an appealing visual image. The Word version of this document has the recommended styles embedded and may be downloaded from the home page at www.ijente.org.

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Uniformity of formatting is a desirable attribute for papers published in the online International Journal of Engineering and Technology Research (IJENTE). This guide is written in the recommended format for papers and outlines the required page length, spacing, margins, font sizes, headings, references, quotations, and other stylistic features that lead to an appealing visual image. The Word version of this document has the recommended styles embedded and may be downloaded from the home page at www.ijente.org.

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Düzeltildi Kabul edildiYayınlandı

Anahtar Kelimeler:Anahtar Kelimeler1Anahtar Kelimeler2Anahtar Kelimeler3Anahtar Kelimeler4Anahtar Kelimeler5

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Acknowledgments

This study is supported by Sakarya University Scientific Research Projects Coordination Unit. Project Number: 2016-01-02-001.

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