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Shadow imaging efforts at MIT Lincoln Laboratory

The technique of shadow imaging allows one to take pictures of distant objects that are beyond the reach of the largest ground-based astronomical telescopes. The technique relies on the fact that stars are nearly ideal point sources and are conveniently located behind man-made deep space objects, such as satellites. As a space object passes in front of a star (an “occultation event”), the objec...

The Development of Superresolution at Lincoln Laboratory

T   focuses on a variety of superresolution-oriented adaptive-array processing efforts at Lincoln Laboratory. For more than two decades, the Laboratory has been responsible for applications in which the achievement of the performance benefits of superresolution was essential for truly effective system operation. During this period, adaptive-array processing has made the transitio...

Another Look at the Hypocrisy of Chaucer’s Pardoner

For us, readers of Chaucer living in an age when appeal to religious passions and sentiments as a means for the realization of worldly objectives by some charlatans has grown significantly, reviewing the theme of religious hypocrisy treated in The Canterbury Tales can be useful in a way that it proves a helpful means for recognizing and dealing with the hypocrites. The Pardoner of the Tales is ...

A Look at the Challenges of Boundary-Spanner Academic Leaders

The present study was an exploratory sequential mixed method approach, so the qualitative section of the study was done by descriptive phenomenology method. The participants in the qualitative section included academic administrators with managerial experience who by criterion sampling and saturation in the research findings, 12 were selected for the interview. Research tools in the section wer...

A Different Look at Peer-Reviewing of Articles