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% This is a template for NRT observing time Proposals (originally 
% created by R. Lucas for IRAM telescopes).
%     >>>> Deadline for submission: 7 November 2019 at 24h UT <<<<
% Please always use the most recent update of the proposal_NRT.sty
% file (version updated by P. Colom, 16 October 2019).
%
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% ATTENTION:
%
% The following line follows the LaTeX 2.09 syntax, 
% but should be also accepted by  LaTex2e. 
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% You may prefer to comment it out and use the next two commands 
% instead, if you want to use the full functionalities of LaTeX2e
% (such as \includegraphics for instance). 
%
% The 11pt is ESSENTIAL in both cases to preserve readibility since 
% we may have to fax the proposals to PC members.
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%\documentstyle[11pt,proposal_NRT]{article}
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\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{proposal_NRT}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{url}
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\begin{document}
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% Instrument (%sign  comment in or out)
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
\nancay
%\blank
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Title and abstract (replace both)
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
\title{Self-explanatory --- should fit in a single line ---
             no LaTeX macros in the title}
\abstract{A maximum of nine lines is reserved for the abstract.}
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Proposal Type (%sign  comment in or out)
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
%\extragal
%\solar
%\galactic
%\lines
%\continuum
\pulsar
%\other
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% Proposal history : comment in & fill in, or comment out
%
% If this proposal is a continuation (comment in \continue)
% or a resubmission of a previous NRT proposal (comment in \resubmit), 
% please describe the history of the proposal using
% the \proposalhistory{} command at the end of this file. 
% IMPORTANT: if so, DONT forget to reply to the PC remarks and questions !
% The proposal number is given by the PC. cYYsnn with :
% c code for scientific domain, YY year, s semester (A or B),
% and nn for proposal number.  
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
%\resubmit{X07B13}
\continue{X07B13}
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Key Projects
%  %sign to be commented out: you wish to apply for a KP, or it is a continuation
%   --------------------------------
% KP checks: asking? -> \kpask	
%  	     Got it? -> \kpget
\kpask
%\kpget
%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Amount of time requested:
% For normal program submission please give:
%                           - number of hours needed for this semester
%                           - number of hours needed for full completion
%                              of this project
%                           The last box does not need to be filled.
% 
% For KP submission, give   - number of hours needed for this semester
%                           - number of hours needed for full completion
%                              of the scientific project
%                             (project may last more than the 2 years of this
%                              proposed KP).
%                           - total number of hours requested during
%                             the KP duration (up to 2 years).
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% {for this  semester}
\hours{250}
% {for full completion}{for the KP duration (2 years)}
\totalhours{2000}{}
% fill in the second \totalhours parameter only for KP proposals.
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Number of sources, including calibration sources
%  -> update {25}
\nsour{25}
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Front-end Receivers (lf = low frequency, hf = high frequency)
%   (%sign  comment in or out)
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
\receiverlf
%\receiverhf
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% Back-end Receivers (A/C = autocorrelator)
%   (%sign  comment in or out)
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
%\autocorr
%
%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
% monitoring ?, survey ?
%   (%sign  comment in or out)
%-------------------------------------------------------------------
\monitoring
%\survey
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%
% Nancay Special requirements (Present at Nancay, service obs, Stokes param)
%   (%sign  comment in or out)
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\atnancay
%\serviceobserving
% Note that service observing mode is intended for small and simple projects.
% Please contact the scientific staff jean-michel.martin at obspm.fr
% pierre.colom at obspm.fr   icognard at cnrs-orleans.fr 
%
\stokes
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% Other requirements (dates, ToO ...)
%
\specials{None}
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% Principal Investigator (including name, address, telephone, fax, email)
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\pifirstname{MyFirstName}
\pilastname{MyLastName}
\piinstitute{MyInstituteName}
\pistreetandnumber{InstituteAddress}
\pizipandcity{InstituteCityAndZip}
\picountry{MyCountry}
\piphone{(+12) 345-67890}
\pifax{(+02) 345-67890 }
\piemail{any@obspm.fr}
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% A brief remark in case the proposed observations are part 
% of a Diploma thesis, PhD thesis, Marie-Curie fellowship, ... 
% specify here who is the fellow, who the supervisor, ... 
%----------------------------------------------------------------
%\pinote{}      
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% Coauthors 
% macro: \coauthor{First_Name Last_Name}{affiliation}{affiliation country} 
% use one \coauthor{ }{ }{ } macro for each coauthor. 
% You may add as many \coauthor{ }{ }{ } macros as needed ...
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\coauthor{Tyge O. Brahe}{Oraniborg Observatory, Hven}{Denmark}
\coauthor{second coauthor's firstname and lastname}{his/her affiliation}
	 {affiliation country}
% ...
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\observer{C. Messier}            % For Nancay
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% Source list
% only one line for each source should be given : 
% Name   & RA      &    DEC    &  requested time \\
% The epoch is given as a separate parameter.
% ADDITIONAL sources which do not fit here shall be entered in
% the new macro "\extendedsourcelist" listed at the end of this file.
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\epoch{J2000.0}  % J2000 epoch coordinates preferred
\sourcelist{
0221+375  & 02:27:30.813 & 37:49:32.624    &  2  \\
0355+805  & 03:59:29.748 & 80:57:50.161    &  4  \\
3C123     & 04:37:04.175 & 29:40:15.140    &  8  \\
2200+024  & 22:02:43.291 & 02:26:39.982    &  16 \\
}
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% The following command will actually produce the front page. 
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\frontpage
%
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\maketitle
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% Scientific justification. {} for KPs
% (max. 2{5} pages of text plus 2{3} pages of Figs., Tables and Refs.)
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\proposalhistory{Do you need to fill in this paragraph ? {\bf DONT forget} 
to reply to the PC remarks or questions, if any !} 
%
% The proposalhistory paragraph must be filled in if this demand is a 
% re-submission or a continuation of a previous proposal i.e. the command
% \resubmit{} or \continue{} is selected.
% 
%
% please read the following comments on KP status (if needed).
%
% The Key Project is intended for applications which demand large amounts 
% of telescope time (> 1000h) or for long term monitoring. 
% This status is given for two years, and a progress report is demanded 
% every year.
% Should this programme go further than 2 years, another full Key Project
% application would be needed.
%
% These proposals are reviewed and rated by the Programme Committee, with 
% contributions of external referees. 
% Among the criteria used are how the proposal fit in the international 
% context, the scientific interest, the technical justification and the 
% publication plan, if any.
% Also the strength and the quality of the team (papers published in the field)
% will be appreciated.
%
% Although a fixed percentage of time cannot be allocated to Key Projects,
% it is expected that up to 70\% of the available time will be devoted 
% to them.
%
% end of K-P comments---------------------------------------------
%

You could start scientific justification here...

\section{Scientific context and justification}

\section{Technical and time justification}

\section{References}
Papers using NRT data should be emphasized in some way: {\bf bold face}, 
\emph{emphasized} or \underline{underlined}, etc...

% It is not needed to repeat the title: this is done automatically at 
% the top of page 2.
%----------------------------------------------------------------
% Extended Source List (sources which do not fit on cover page)
% -  place anywhere after the cover page  
% -  comment out the following 5 lines if not needed
%----------------------------------------------------------------
\extendedsourcelist{
0221+375  &  02:27:30.813 & 37:49:32.624    & 16 \\
3C123     &  04:37:04.175 & 29:40:15.140    & 16 \\
...       &  ...          &    ....         &  ... \\
}
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%
\vskip4mm
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% RA sorted table - in 20 minutes bins
% -  place anywhere after the cover page (for ex. in the technical 
%    justification section).
% -  These are needed informations. Users may build this table
%    with the requestTable.pl perl procedure made available on the
%    NRT support web site.
%
%    Important REMINDER:
% The Nancay Radio Telescope (NRT) can observe any source at declination
% > -39 deg. It is a transit instrument, for which the maximum integration 
% time per day for a source at DEC = 0� is one hour, and increases approx.
% as 1/cos(DEC).  
% Thus, one should put below each sidereal time the total numbers of hours 
% requested for all the sources which have their right ascensions within the 
% corresponding 20 mn bin. 
% Time needed for calibration observations must be included.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
{\bf R.A. sorted observing time table} \\

\rasortedtable{
\hline
\hline
\textbf{R.A.}&\textbf{0h}&\textbf{1h}&\textbf{2h}&\textbf{3h}&\textbf{4h}&\textbf{5h}&\textbf{6h}&\textbf{7h}&\textbf{8h}&\textbf{9h}&\textbf{10h}&\textbf{11h} \\
\hline
00-19 min & & & & & & & & & & & & \\
\hline
20-39 min & & & & & & & & & & & & \\
\hline
40-59 min & & & & & & & & & & & & \\
\hline
\textbf{R.A.}&\textbf{12h}&\textbf{13h}&\textbf{14h}&\textbf{15h}&\textbf{16h}&\textbf{17h}&\textbf{18h}&\textbf{19h}&\textbf{20h}&\textbf{21h}&\textbf{22h}&\textbf{23h} \\
\hline 
00-19 min & & & & & & & & & & & &  \\
\hline
20-39 min & & & & & & & & & & & &  \\
\hline
40-59 min & & & & & & & & & & & &  \\
\hline
}
\end{document}
