4.1.1 Number of authors. If the number of the authors is two, they both are written each time. Note that an ampersand is used only in the parentheses. ‘&’ (Sawada & Pizlo, 2008) • Sawada and Pizlo (2008) • If the number of the authors is between and five, list them all the first time the reference is cited. (Pizlo, Sawada, Li, Kropatsch, & Steinman, 2010) • Pizlo, Sawada, Li, Kropatsch, and Steinman (2010) • After the first citation, only the first author's last name is written to cite the reference. Note that al.” is used to indicate that there are more than two authors. “et (Pizlo et al., 2010) • Pizlo et al. (2010) • If the number of the authors is six or more than six, only the first author's last name is written. (Tsuruhara et al., 2010) • Tsuruhara et al. (2010) • 4.1.2 Multiple references in a single pair of parentheses. Multiple references can be cited together in a single pair of parentheses, separated by a semi-colon if ‘;’ these references are cited for the same reason: e.g. (Sawada, 2010; Sawada & Pizlo, 2008). If they are cited for different reasons, they should be specified. Relative orientations between two eyes can be computed from eight pairs of • corresponding points in their retinal images using a line algorithm (Longuet-higgins, 1981; see also Thompson, 1959 for an earlier algorithm that is highly non-linear). However, it is rather good to cite them in different of parentheses. Relative orientations between two eyes can be computed from eight pairs of • corresponding points in their retinal images using a linear algorithm
4.1.1 Number of authors. If the number of the authors is two, they both are written each time. Note that an ampersand ‘&’ is used only in the parentheses. • (Sawada & Pizlo, 2008) • Sawada and Pizlo (2008) If the number of the authors is between and five, list them all the first time the reference is cited. • (Pizlo, Sawada, Li, Kropatsch, & Steinman, 2010) • Pizlo, Sawada, Li, Kropatsch, and Steinman (2010) After the first citation, only the first author's last name is written to cite the reference. Note that “et al.” is used to indicate that there are more than two authors. • (Pizlo et al., 2010) • Pizlo et al. (2010) If the number of the authors is six or more than six, only the first author's last name is written. • (Tsuruhara et al., 2010) • Tsuruhara et al. (2010) 4.1.2 Multiple references in a single pair of parentheses. Multiple references can be cited together in a single pair of parentheses, separated by a semi-colon ‘;’ if these references are cited for the same reason: e.g. (Sawada, 2010; Sawada & Pizlo, 2008). If they are cited for different reasons, they should be specified. • Relative orientations between two eyes can be computed from eight pairs of corresponding points in their retinal images using a line algorithm (Longuet-higgins, 1981; see also Thompson, 1959 for an earlier algorithm that is highly non-linear). However, it is rather good to cite them in different of parentheses. • Relative orientations between two eyes can be computed from eight pairs of corresponding points in their retinal images using a linear algorithm
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