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Xiamen University Tan Kah Kee College (TKKC) unofficial Latex-Beamer template. This template is adapted from XMU unofficial Beamer Theme and SudaIAI Beamer Theme, the contents, background and logo are modified.

A LaTeX template modeled on University of California, Berkeley's (2021) for white papers and reports.

This document aims to recognize the existence of some national health information systems, particularly in the emergency department. Also aims to understand all the functions as well all their interactions with other systems. We enumerate some of these information systems at national level, based our information in instruction manuals, scientific articles and websites of the respective entities. Analysing the whole national reality, we conclude that there are several information systems in the emergency department having as objetive the provision and improvement of health of the patient. This diversity of systems reflects in several problems, like the interoperability, that influences the delivery of care.

A document that tries to explain my understanding of floats within LaTeX documents. Here's a brief blog post linking to the read only version of this: http://goo.gl/G8j9KT.

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.

Package Test: arabi for Arabic Text

Example: Theorems and Proofs

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Looking elegant and professional, this simple memo template is perfect for communicating either internally within an organization or with outside partners. Using the texMemo package created by Rob Oakes, this template supports all of the standard LaTeX article features in addition to providing some commands specifically designed for a memo or short note. These include commands for the memo recipient (\memoto), sender (\memofrom), Subject (\memosubject), and Date (\memodate). You can also add a logo to your document using the \logo command, and the logo can be an image, text, or any combination of the two. Simply click the button above to create a new memo today, which can be written and shared online directly from Overleaf.