A sample for preparing an abstract

First Author-Speaker1, Second Author2 and Third Author2

1Affiliation, Address, City, Postal code, Country 
(e-mail address)
2Affiliation, Address, City, Postal code, Country 

Abstracts should be written in English by word processor MS Word (or compatible). Page should be set on A4 portrait format (210 x 297 mm). The margins should be set as follows: left and right 4.0 cm, top 6.5 cm and bottom 5.5 cm. Use Times New Roman font. The total length of an Abstract (including title, authors, figures, tables, references) is limited to one page only.
The title should be typed in small letters (unless capital letters are required), bold style, 12 points and centred. Leave one empty line and then give the full name(s) and surname(s) of the author(s). Use small letters, unless capital letters are required, bold style, 11 points, and also centred. The name of the author who will present the paper should be underlined. Leave one line empty and then give the address(es) also in small letters, unless capital letters are required, normal style, 10 points, and again center. For the communicating author add e-mail address in parenthesis. 
Leave one empty line before the text (11 points, normal style), which should be single spaced and justified. Indent the first line of each paragraph by 0.5 cm. References in the body of the text should be cited as follows: one author - (SMITH, 1996), two authors - (SMITH & TAYLOR, 2000), more than two authors - (JONES et al., 2000). 
All abstracts should be saved in Rich Text format. Authors should submit their abstracts as an e-mail attachment to mecc08@agh.edu.pl address before May 15, 2008.
All references mentioned in the text should be cited in the alphabetical order, as in the following examples:

References
JONES, E., SMITH, J. & TAYLOR, G. (1996): Clays in Columbus Neogene Basin. Clay Minerals, 45, 165-175.
SMITH, J. (2000): Clay Minerals. Springer Verlag, Berlin, 444 p.
SMITH, J. & TAYLOR, G. (1996): Characterisation of the layer charge. In: BROWN, D.F. (ed.): Smectites. Clay Soc., 33-58.
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