If you have accurately acknowledged your sources, you are not committing plagiarism.
In this way, acknowledging your sources greatly enhances your paper's value, as it shows readers where they might look to test, explore, and extend your conclusions.
Do not copy or slightly reword portions of papers, Wikipedia articles, textbooks, other students' work, Stack Overflow answers, something you heard from a talk or a conversation or saw on the Internet, or anything else, really, without acknowledging your sources.
Remember that the lack of the © symbol does not mean it is not copyrighted––you will still need to acknowledge your usage and the source.
When in doubt, be sure to check with your instructor about how to acknowledge sources in your papers, especially since every academic discipline has its own conventions.
As well as your primary sources, be sure to acknowledge all secondary sources from books, other papers, magazines, etc. and cite them clearly.
Be safe: Always properly cite quotations and acknowledge external sources you have consulted.
He complicates matters further by warning writers to "acknowledge their sources fully and without hedging".
To prevent against plagiarism we cite and acknowledge all sources and references whether it be for circuit diagrams or general background information on bioimpedance analysis.
We are actively working to find the best way to acknowledge all sources within the app itself.
