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NITI
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NiTiNickel titanium
NITINet Integration Technologies, Inc. (software developer)
NITINational Indian Telecommunications Institute (est. 1995; Santa Fe, NM)
NITINational Intelligent Transportation Infrastructure (US DOT)
NITINortheast Iowa Technical Institute (Calmar and Peosta, IA)
NITINon-Invasive Thermal Imaging


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The 'Six Month Smiles' which was introduced last October uses special nickel titanium wires which help move teeth and emphasise the cosmetic appearance of the teeth.
The concrete used in the bridge was reinforced with "smart" nickel titanium - Nitinol - a "shape-memory" alloy commonly used in bendable spectacle frames.
Nickel titanium, an alloy better known as nitinol (named after its place of discovery--Nickel Titanium Naval Ordinance Laboratory), is gaining popularity among OEMs for its unique mechanical properties--super elasticity and shape memory--and good biocompatibility.
 
 
 
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