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Protective agents: Regulation of synthesis

Cryobiology, 1982
The exogenous cues to overwintering adaptations vary not just between components of hardening but between species. One species, P. brevicornis, initiates glycerol synthesis in response to 0 degree C exposures while a second species, E. solidaginis, increases glycerol levels not in response to temperature but in apparent association with changes in ...
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Protecting Mobile Agent Loops

2005
A mobile agent's itinerary describes the set of hosts visited during the agent's travel, and must be protected against malicious entities trying to access and/or modify it for their own benefit. Protection mechanisms must be put in place, but we should avoid imposing unnecessary limitations on the agent's ability to choose its itinerary in an as ...
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Protection of DRM Agent Codes

2009
In most existing digital rights management (DRM) technologies, the DRM agent, or DRM client, contains the content protection mechanisms applied to the system. However, the DRM agent that runs at the consumer side is often exposed to reverse engineering to compromise DRM agent or to obtain the secret license information kept at the DRM agent.
Shan Liang, Sabu Emmanuel
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Protecting Mobile Agent Itineraries

2003
Mobile agents are believed to be playing an important role in future e-commerce systems, offering great flexibility and improved performance. Mobile agents are processes which can autonomously migrate from host to host. The migration path followed by an agent can be abstracted for programming convenience into an itinerary.
Joan Mir, Joan Borrell
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Ultraviolet Protecting Agents

1983
Light radiation contributes very actively to polymer aging, especially when oxygen is present, which is a normal situation for most plastic materials. For example, when natural rubber is exposed to UV radiation at 45°C, it oxidizes three times as fast as in the dark at 70°C [1].
J. Štěpek, H. Daoust
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Site-protective agents

Baillière's Clinical Gastroenterology, 1988
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Intelligent Agents and Consumer Protection

International Journal of Law and Information Technology, 2001
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