According to this, an agent can move among cloud data servers to collect data or execute services, while keeping a cryptographic trace of the actions, actors, results and data involved in the execution.
Learner's learning experiences were assessed in Moreno-Ger et al. (2009) by monitoring and recording interaction between the learner and the educational game, generating a trace of the actions performed by the learner during the play sessions, tracking a lot of different parameters in the game and assigning points to the most relevant actions.
"The circumstances of this meeting [with Batista] – at night and without any register in the official schedule of the president of the Republic – reveal the intent not to leave traces of the criminal actions already taken," Janot claimed.
From the vivid colours to the furry surface and traces of the violent actions behind their making, Betbeze's aim is sensory confusion – paintings that engage touch, smell and even taste – an idea bolstered by titles such as Sludge and Sapor.
"The circumstances of this meeting [with Batista] — at night and without any register in the official schedule of the president of the republic — reveal the intent of not leaving traces of the criminal actions already taken," Janot wrote in his decision.
In the highest part of the Apennines there are traces of the erosive action of the glaciers of the last Ice Age, although, unlike the Alps, contemporary glaciers are lacking.
For Roman Catholic polity rests upon a mandate that is traced to the action of Jesus Christ himself, when he invested Peter and, through Peter, his successors with the power of the keys in the church.
The main idea is to allow the simulation of the behavior specified within UML models, from which a trace of the executed actions is created to enable the analysis of the obtained results.
The emergence of the EMR network is shown in the traces of actions and activities revealed in the documents and in the accounts of the actors interviewed.
However, recent studies on the interactions of CORMs with bacteria suggest that these compounds have numerous targets and that toxicity is the outcome of diverse effects, many of which cannot be traced directly to the actions of CO (17, 48, 74).
