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NTCC 2005: INFORMATION/TYPING INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING CAMERA-READY PAPERS
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Vlastimil Bílek, Zbyněk Keršner
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Abstract
The instructions are guidelines for preparing camera-ready papers in proceeding of International Symposium Non-Traditional Cement & Concrete 2005. Papers are printed exactly as received from the author. No editing, proof-reading, or correcting will be done by our staff. These instructions are written as example of graphic form of paper.
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Keywords: proceeding, instruction, camera-ready paper
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1 Introduction
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These instructions are designed for authors of papers, which will be presented on International Symposium Non-Traditional Cement & Concrete 2005 and printed in symposium proceedings. Please read carefully the instructions and prepare your paper in accordance with these guidelines.
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For the camera-ready paper, please, use plain white European papers (29.7 x 21.0 cm) with 2.54 cm margins all round. All text and figures must fit within the 24.6 x 15.9 cm area; text should only be printed on one side of the sheet. Number each page consecutively on the reverse of the sheet using a soft pencil.
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2 Text
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2.1 Fonts
Please use Times New Roman font - size and type are listed in Table 1. 
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Table 1 Size and types of fonts
	Size	Type	
Title of the paper	16 pt	bold	
Main headings	14 pt	bold	
Sub-headings	12 pt	bold	
Text, captions of figures and tables	12 pt	normal	
Formulae, variables, authors, addresses	12 pt	italic	
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An example of formula is also given.
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c2 = a2+ b2 											        (1)
2.2 General points
Single line spacing should be adopted. The text should commence from the left margin (no indentation). Preferably full justification should be used.
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3 Figures, photographs
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Photographs must be good quality black and white prints. Please keep the number to the minimum. Photographs, Figures and Tables should be included in the text, near to where are they first referred – see Figure 1.
Figure 1: Microcracks content and fracture energy
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4 Conclusion
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The authors' names and addresses should follow references – bottom of last page of the paper.
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Acknowledgements
This paper was elaborated with the financial support …
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References 
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Hearn, N. 1998: Self-sealing, autogenous healing and continued hydration: What is the difference? Mater. Struct. 31: 563-567
Karihaloo, B.L. 1995: Fracture mechanics of concrete, New York: Longman Scientific & Technical

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