Paper formatting instructions for the MIT&SLIM2013
conference (title of the paper has to be typed in Arial Bold 16pt
centred)
J. Valentinčič1, D. Kramar1, and P.R. Levy2
1
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
2
University of Brighton, UK
Abstract
The abstract has to be type using Times New Roman fonts 10pt. The length of the abstract should be between 150 and
350 words. In the page setup the margins has to be set at 2 cm all sides (left, right, top, bottom), while the text except
for the abstract ha to be formatted in two columns . Please, do not include page numbering or any sort of Header and
Footer.
Keywords: MIT&SLIM2013, instructions for authors.
1 Headings level 1
Similarly like figures all tables should be
consequentially numbered through all the text and
referred in the text like Table 1.
The paper main text has to be written using Times
New Roman fonts 11pt Justify in a two columns
format.
Figures
has
to
be
numbered
consequentially through all the paper and referred
in the text like: Figure 1.
Table 1 The fonts used in the tables should be
Times New Roman 11 pt.
parameter x [mm] R []
value
20.7
50.3
Do not use text boxes or similar objects in
your paper.
1.1
Figure 1 Both, the caption and the figure has to be
centred.
The figures can be inserted in two sizes, 8
cm width for figures inserted in the column or 17
cm width (in this case a continuous break is
required to continue with the two columns style).
The proceedings will be printed in grey scale,
therefore we would suggest to optimize your
graphics as greyscale images. All graphics should
be inserted as jpg, bmp, tif or similar file formats.
Heading level 2
References should be numbered in the order as
they appear in the text [1].
The paper should not exceed 8 pages. In
cases of paper longer than 8 pages, an additional
fee may be charged for each additional page. All
the papers should be send by email to the
conference address lat@fs.uni-lj.si as MS Word
file AND as a pdf file until the 29th of September
2009.
Updated information concerning the
conference are available at the web site:
http://www.fs.uni-lj.si/lat/mit-slim2013.
References
[1]
B. Jurisevic, M. Junkar: Adaptive Control
Constraint (ACC) of Abrasive Water Jet (AWJ)
Cutting. In Proc. of 2nd Int. Conf. on Water Jet
Machining, pp. 71-76, Cracow, Poland, 15-16
Nov., 2001.