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ITZIn the Zone
ITZInterfacial Transition Zone
ITZInternationale Transport Zeitschrift (German: International Transport Journal; Switzerland)
ITZIndonesian Trading Zone (online database)
ITZInter-Tidal Zone


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The surface-to-surface spacing of aggregate grains in combination with relevant information on extent of the interfacial transition zone (
Sampling concrete by too small elements; what should we do to get ... by Stroeven, Piet; Guo, Zhanqi / Image Analysis and Stereology
In addition, for the first time in any study, the researchers measured experimentally the nanoscale mechanical properties of the interfacial transition zone in mortar and concrete.
News on nanotechnology: recent nanoscience research improves ... by Shah, Surendra P.; Mondal, Paramita; Ferron, Raissa P.; Tregger, Nathan; Sun, Zhihui / Public Roads
Extensive coverage in Chapter 5 is given to the influence of the interfacial transition zone (
Aggregates in Concrete by Beaudoin, J.J. / Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering
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