Cultural specificity in the system of emoticons
 Emotion
Tradition
| happiness | sadness | fear | anger | surprise |
| Western tradition | : ) | : ( | : - O | >: ( | :О |
| Eastern tradition | (^_^) | (<_>) | (O_O) | ( \_/ ) | (o_O) |
§ Set the number and the title of the figure belowits body, thus:
Figure 2.1.Types of shortening in Modern English
§ Include diagrams and tables into the text of the paper if they are not longer than a page.
§ If a figure / table is placed directly into the text, the text may appear above or below the figure / table; no text may wrap around the figure / table.
§ Refer to the relevant figure by number, for example, ‘as Figure 2.1. shows, the most productive means of word-formation in Modern English are …’.
§ Put diagrams and tables into an appendix if they are longer than a page.
§ Number the diagrams and tables placed within the text in accordance with the order they occur in it.
§ Refer to diagrams and tables in the appendix in accordance with the order they occur in it (see Appendix A. Table 4. Productive Means of Word-Formation).
§ Do not put any punctuation marks after the headline of a figure or a table.
§ For too long pages indicate Table 1 at the beginning and then at each page write ‘Table 1.1. (continued)’.
§ For too wide tables or diagrams use Landscape Paper Size and do not place any text on the page containing the broad table.