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This example shows how to write LaTeX in Japanese with the CJK package. WriteLaTeX includes a full set of fonts for Japanese, and we use UTF-8 encoding, so you can type Japanese characters directly into your LaTeX source code and have them appear in the output. This example is from Akiniwa's blog post.

SAFE LaTeX: LaTeX Templates for SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) Term Sheets. Paul Graham and yCombinator have recently created and publicly recommended the usage of SAFEs over convertible debt notes. More information about SAFEs can be found here: http://ycombinator.com/safe/. This project aims to make the process of making term sheets for your startup easier. Creating these documents through LaTeX makes it much easier to create professional looking PDFs and only requires modification of a single file. This file can also be generated through a script to allow users to create multiple documents from a list of investors.

A thesis/dissertation template for Oregon State University. Derived from original version posted on the OSU Math Department website. Edits are noted in the beavtex.cls file as well as in the replaceable abstract.

This template should be used for writing your solutions of the portfolio problems for MTH 210 - Communicating in Mathematics.

This is the example provided in the user guide for the dinbrief package. This package implements a document layout for writing letters according to the rules of DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung, German standardisation institute). Edit: This example now allows you to render umlauts with the typical \"a \"o \"u \ss commands if you're not working using a German keyboards (in addition to allowing ä ö ü and ß directly) - our thanks to Danny Werb for his help in setting this up.

Template per le tesi scientifiche per università Milano Bicocca

Example FYP project with figure and refs

Minimalistic thesis template for IIT (BHU) Varanasi

Write a short summary of the third assignment here. In the summary include the question you answered, a few sentences to describe the nature of the problem. The problem statement or introduction should introduce the health issue that you are answering and what is known about the health problem. Also indicate why answering the question is important. Then write a few sentences about what databases you searched, and what were you search criteria (you should describe that in words, do not include any tables or figure here). Then write the results you obtained. Here, write briefly how many articles you originally retrieved and how many articles (five, but if not five then how many) articles you finally considered to be good enough to answer the question and which article you found best out of these five and why. Then briefly describe the nature of the article and write a few sentences as to why and how this article answered the main question you set out to answer in this assignment. Typically the summary will be one paragraph, but you can include more than one paragraph to break up the thoughts and ideas presented in your assignment. Try to be brief and capture the essential point in the assignment you write. Do not include any references or citations in this section.