% Use only LaTeX2e, calling the article.cls class and 12-point type.

\documentclass[10pt]{article}


% Users of the {thebibliography} environment or BibTeX should use the
% scicite.sty package, downloadable from *Science* at
% www.sciencemag.org/about/authors/prep/TeX_help/ .
% This package should properly format in-text
% reference calls and reference-list numbers.

\usepackage{scicite}

% Use times if you have the font installed; otherwise, comment out the
% following line.

\usepackage{times}

% The preamble here sets up a lot of new/revised commands and
% environments.  It's annoying, but please do *not* try to strip these
% out into a separate .sty file (which could lead to the loss of some
% information when we convert the file to other formats).  Instead, keep
% them in the preamble of your main LaTeX source file.


% The following parameters seem to provide a reasonable page setup.

\topmargin 0.0cm
\oddsidemargin 0.2cm
\textwidth 16cm
\textheight 21cm
\footskip 1.0cm


%The next command sets up an environment for the abstract to your paper.

\newenvironment{sciabstract}{%
\begin{quote} \bf}
{\end{quote}}


% If your reference list includes text notes as well as references,
% include the following line; otherwise, comment it out.

\renewcommand\refname{References and Notes}

% The following lines set up an environment for the last note in the
% reference list, which commonly includes acknowledgments of funding,
% help, etc.  It's intended for users of BibTeX or the {thebibliography}
% environment.  Users who are hand-coding their references at the end
% using a list environment such as {enumerate} can simply add another
% item at the end, and it will be numbered automatically.

\newcounter{lastnote}
\newenvironment{scilastnote}{%
\setcounter{lastnote}{\value{enumiv}}%
\addtocounter{lastnote}{+1}%
\begin{list}%
{\arabic{lastnote}.}
{\setlength{\leftmargin}{.22in}}
{\setlength{\labelsep}{.5em}}}
{\end{list}}


% Include your paper's title here

\title{Le titre de votre papier}


% Place the author information here.  Please hand-code the contact
% information and notecalls; do *not* use \footnote commands.  Let the
% author contact information appear immediately below the author names
% as shown.  We would also prefer that you don't change the type-size
% settings shown here.

\author
{Xxxx Yyyyyyy,$^{1\ast}$ Tttt Eeee,$^{1}$ Jjjjjj Sssssssss$^{2}$\\
\\
\normalsize{$^{1}$Laboratoire d'Ing\'{e}nierie, Syst\`{e}mes et Applications,}\\
\normalsize{USMBA, F\`{e}s, Maroc}\\
\normalsize{$^{2}$Laboratoire d'Electronique, Signaux, Syst\`{e}mes et d'Informatique,}\\
\normalsize{USMBA, F\`{e}s, Maroc}\\
\\
%\normalsize{$^\ast$To whom correspondence should be addressed; E-mail:  jsmith@wherever.edu.}
}

% Include the date command, but leave its argument blank.

\date{22 d\'{e}cembre 2017}



%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% END OF PREAMBLE %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%



\begin{document}

% Double-space the manuscript.

\baselineskip24pt

% Make the title.

\maketitle



% Place your abstract within the special {sciabstract} environment.

\begin{sciabstract}
  This document presents a number of hints about how to set up your
  {\it Science\/} paper in \LaTeX\ .  We provide a template file,
  \texttt{scifile.tex}, that you can use to set up the \LaTeX\ source
  for your article.  An example of the style is the special
  \texttt{\{sciabstract\}} environment used to set up the abstract you
  see here.  This document presents a number of hints about how to set up your
  {\it Science\/} paper in \LaTeX\ .  We provide a template file,
  \texttt{scifile.tex}, that you can use to set up the \LaTeX\ source
  for your article.  An example of the style is the special
  \texttt{\{sciabstract\}} environment used to set up the abstract you
  see here.  This document presents a number of hints about how to set up your
  {\it Science\/} paper in \LaTeX\ .  We provide a template file,
  \texttt{scifile.tex}, that you can use to set up the \LaTeX\ source
  for your article.  An example of the style is the special
  \texttt{\{sciabstract\}} environment used to set up the abstract you
  see here.  This document presents a number of hints about how to set up your
  {\it Science\/} paper in \LaTeX\ .  We provide a template file,
  \texttt{scifile.tex}, that you can use to set up the \LaTeX\ source
  for your article.  An example of the style is the special
  \texttt{\{sciabstract\}} environment used to set up the abstract you
  see here.
\end{sciabstract}


\blfootnote{\noindent\hrulefill \\ Journ\'{e}e de Recherche Inter-Laboratoire, JRIL'2017,   22 D\'{e}cembre 2017, F\`{e}s - Maroc.}

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