Title of paper (Times New Roman, font 16 pt,
bold, line spacing single, left aligned, space after
12 pt)
Full name(s) of author(s), Name and Surname1, Name and Surname2, Name
and Surname3
1
Department, University or Institution, Country (first author affiliation)
Department, University or Institution, Country (second author affiliation)
3
Department, University or Institution, Country (third author affiliation)
(Name of author (Times New Roman, font 11 pt, line spacing single, left aligned)
Author affiliation (Times New Roman, font 10, line spacing simple, left aligned)
2
Abstract (Heading 1)
Abstract heading (Times New Roman, font 14 pt, bold, line spacing single, space
before 18 pt, space after 2 pt, left aligned. Abstract text (Times New Roman, font 10
pt, line spacing simple) should be less than 120 words.
Key words: No more than 5 (five) words (Times New Roman, font 10 pt, line spacing simple, space before 6 pt.
First-level Heading (Heading 1)
First-level Heading (Times New Roman, font 14 pt, bold, line spacing single, space before 18 pt, space after 2 pt, left aligned. First paragraph text (no
first line indentation, Times New Roman, font 11 pt, line spacing single, justified.
Second paragraph text exactly the same as the first paragraph text except
for the first line indentation, which is 0.6 cm for this and subsequent paragraphs (i.e. Paragraph text).
Second-level Heading (Heading 2)
Second-level Heading (Times New Roman, font 12 pt, bold, line spacing
single, space before 12 pt, space after 2 pt, left aligned. References must be
indicated with the year of publication in parenthesis after the author’s name ,
i.e. Surname (2000) or (Surname 2000).
The length of the paper should be no less and absolutely no more than
four (4) pages. The margins of the document, i.e. File>Page Setup>margins,
are Top 5 cm, Bottom 5,5 cm, Left 4,5 cm and Right 5,5 cm in an A4 paper
size, Header 4,2 cm and Footer 4,7.
Proceedings of the International Conference of Experimental Linguistics
ExLing 2012, 27-29 August 2012, Athens, Greece.
2
Initial name(s) and full surname(s)
For phonetic symbols the IPA fonts should be used and for other symbols the inventory of the standard MS Word ones is to be used (please mark
with red colour all IPA special symbols).
The present template should work properly in late MS Word for Windows versions. In practice, and the simplest way to use it, is the substitution
of own text over this text.
The name(s) initial(l) and surname(s) of author(s) in even page header
and the title of paper in odd page header of the document. More than two
names should be “ Name initial Surname et al.”. In case of longer title of
paper, an odd page header running title of no more than a line should be
used.
Third-level Heading (Heading 3)
Third-level Heading (Times New Roman, font 11 pt, bold, line spacing single, space before 6 pt, space after 2 pt, left aligned.
Figures and Tables should be numbered in Arabic numerals and should
be contained within the margins of this document. One empty line should be
left before Figures and after Figure captions as well as before Table captions
and Tables.
Figure 1. This is the Figure caption. Text and numbers within Figures may
be at a reasonable size, fairly close to font 11pt Times New Roman.
Figure caption should be under the Figure and Table caption over the
Table, both in First paragraph text.
Table 1. This is the Table caption. Any text and numbers within Tables may
be at a reasonable size, fairly close to 11pt Times New Roman.
Vowels
Duration
F1
F2
i
60
350
2400
a
90
650
1200
u
70
350
1000
Title of paper
3
Bottom and Top borders of the Table may be in 1.1/2 pt whereas borders
inside the Table may be in 1/2pt.
Notes (Heading 1)
1. Notes Heading (Heading 1). Notes text (Times New Roman), font 10 pt, line
spacing single, justified, 0,5 cm hanging indentation.
2. Notes, only if absolutely necessary, should be inserted manually.
Acknowledgements (Heading 1)
Papers are due by July 15, 2012, in both PDF and MS Word format, at the
Workshop Secretariat (exling@phil.uoa.gr). Papers should be in accordance to the present guidelines, no more than four (4) pages; also, papers
by not native speakers of English should be accordingly revised.
References (Heading 1)
References Heading in Heading 1. References text (Times New Roman, font 10 pt,
line spacing single, justified, hanging 0.6 cm.
References in an alphabetical list, then in chronological order for each author (fictional names are used in the examples below).
Asurname, A. 2000. Linguistic Themes. Place, Publisher.
Bsurname, B. 2002. Linguistic investigations. In Dsurname, A. and Esurname, B.
(eds.) 2002, Linguistic Technologies, 100-120. Place, Publisher.
Fsurname, A. and Gsurname, B. (eds.) 2003. Linguistic Structures. Place, Publisher.
Msurname, Ch. 2004. The significance of experimental methodologies in the development of linguistic theory. Journal Name 40, 80-100.
Nsurname, C. 2005. Concrete vs. abstract levels in speech production and perception. In Osurname, E. (ed.), Proc. of the 10th Intern. Congress of Interdisciplinary Linguistics, vol. 1, 100-103, Place, Country.
Psurname, E. 2006. Semantics: the relation of sound to meaning. Working Papers
40, 80-100, Department of Experimental Linguistics, University Name.
Registration
At least one author per paper should be registered by 1 July 2012.