Affect-generating powers of effort and ability self attributions of academic success and failure.
Journal of Educational PsychologyPublished 1 January 1977
David Sohn
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<p>We experimentally demonstrate a hybrid millimeter wave/photonic system with beamforming capabilities at 60 GHz. The true time delay configuration is remotely set in the optical domain and it is maintained by using a 7-core fiber with sub-picosecond accuracy.</p>
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