appendices may be different in appearance from the rest of the text. When a figure or table exceeds the margins, removing the title to a separate page may help solve the problem. In this case, the title precedes the figure or table (or chapter or appendix) and appears in the middle of the page with no other text. For examples of part-title pages, see the appendices to this template. 2.2.2.4.1 Reprints Part-title pages are required when reprints are directly imported into the manuscript. Often, these pages also contain information about the publication of the article and the permission the author has received to use it in the thesis or dissertation. 2.3 What Is a Heading A heading space is visibly larger than a double space, but not so large as to create formatting problems. The heading spaces in this document are composed of two blank lines. This template is set up so that you hit twice to create a heading space. You “Enter” may choose to use a different method to create heading spaces, but each heading space must be the same size. See Figure 2.1 and the Appendix for further clarification. 2.3.1 Additional Elements Requiring Heading Spaces Several items requiring heading spaces have been mentioned previously. Equations, tables, and figures should also be separated from text by a heading space.
appendices may be different in appearance from the rest of the text. When a figure or table exceeds the margins, removing the title to a separate page may help solve the problem. In this case, the title precedes the figure or table (or chapter or appendix) and appears in the middle of the page with no other text. For examples of part-title pages, see the appendices to this template. 2.2.2.4.1 Reprints Part-title pages are required when reprints are directly imported into the manuscript. Often, these pages also contain information about the publication of the article and the permission the author has received to use it in the thesis or dissertation. 2.3 What Is a Heading A heading space is visibly larger than a double space, but not so large as to create formatting problems. The heading spaces in this document are composed of two blank lines. This template is set up so that you hit “Enter” twice to create a heading space. You may choose to use a different method to create heading spaces, but each heading space must be the same size. See Figure 2.1 and the Appendix for further clarification. 2.3.1 Additional Elements Requiring Heading Spaces Several items requiring heading spaces have been mentioned previously. Equations, tables, and figures should also be separated from text by a heading space.