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Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

 

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

 

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.

Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

 

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

 

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.

Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.

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Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.

Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.

Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.

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Do we use an article before a name that refers to a technique or an algorithm?

Say I'm reading a research paper that has introduced a new technique for cutting down trees, and the authors named it "Super Cutting".

Now, in my own paper, when I refer to this technique, which alternative should I use:

(1) That paper presents a Super Cutting technique.

(2) That paper presents the Super Cutting technique.

(3) That paper presents Super Cutting technique.