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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Nano-positioning
Hi everybody,
We are discussing the official title for my master thesis. Which one is the correct usage of followings?
"Sensor Fusion in Nano-positioning"
"Sensor Fusion in the Nano-positioning"
"Sensor Fusion in Nanopositioning"
"Sensor Fusion in the Nanopositioning"
or even "Sensor Fusion in nanopositioning" ? Please help me.
We are discussing the official title for my master thesis. Which one is the correct usage of followings?
"Sensor Fusion in Nano-positioning"
"Sensor Fusion in the Nano-positioning"
"Sensor Fusion in Nanopositioning"
"Sensor Fusion in the Nanopositioning"
or even "Sensor Fusion in nanopositioning" ? Please help me.
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I would use the third one. I think there's no need to hyphenate "nanopositioning," and it is customary to capitalize all words in titles (except for short prepositions/conjunctions/articles).
- I would use the third one.
- I think there's no need to hyphenate "nanopositioning," and it is customary to capitalize all words in titles (except for short prepositions/conjunctions/articles).
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I would use the third one. I think there's no need to hyphenate "nanopositioning," and it is customary to capitalize all words in titles (except for short prepositions/conjunctions/articles).
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