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I agree with Jason that you should also give a first name or initial with the last name to differentiate it from yours (or anyone else mentioned who shares that last name). This advice is geared for times when you cite two or more authors with the same surname, but it works when one of the surnames is the paper author (you).
In addition to this, you can ...
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From the MLA Handbook, 8th ed., p. 55:
There are circumstances in which a citation like "(Baron 194)" doesn't provide enough information to lead ambiguously to a specific entry. If you borrow from works by more than one author with the same last name (e.g., Naomi Baron and Sabrina Alcorn Baron), eliminate ambiguity in the citation by adding the authors's ...
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This answer follows the APA style, other styles may apply, without loss of generality.
A possible workflow to resolve your problem would be, in order:
1. Check if there is a "how to cite" section and copy it
This is often the case for most datasets, or for some documents.
2. Check if there is a licence
For Angular, it says: Copyright (c) 2010-2019 ...
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I believe the word count for figures and tables is based on the amount of space the figure or table takes up in the final print version of the article. Find an article in the journal you are submitting to and see how much space a figure of similar size might take up on the PDF or printed page.
Here is an example of sizing figures (artwork) from Elsevier: ...
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(I know this is an old question; and this answer will be no help to the OP.)
Speaking as an academic (with a PhD), it is not unusual for a research paper to end with a section called Future Work, which details what else can be done based on this research. This can follow or precede a section called Summary and Conclusions which is the take-aways of the ...
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Part of the decision is stylistic. Sometimes you would want to present a proposed "advantage" and then push back against it, but often, that approach isn't the most helpful.
The question then is "what exactly are you trying to argue against?" The answer to this will help you to organize your essay. If you are working in a field that is unfamiliar to you, ...
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