It should be written at a high technical level, worthy of the audiences described above. It cannot publish a paper that has been previously copyrighted or already submitted to others for publication, as in proceedings or transactions of organizations or other bodies. If your Journal manuscript is the same as, or approximates, a paper that has been or will be copyrighted, then both its text and its graphics must be reworked. Graphics and captions Text alone does not make a paper. They should be developed in parallel with the text.
Good graphics help readers understand concepts that are difficult to convey through text alone.
Captions should briefly describe the graphic. Along with the paragraph headings, graphics and captions should make it possible for casual readers to get a good idea of what your paper is about without reading it thoroughly. The artwork you submit should be legible. The Journal 's editorial staff will have it produced professionally. But they do need adequate time.