"machine boundaries" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to physical limits, such as barriers or boundaries, that are imposed by a machine or technology. For example, you could say, "The machine boundaries of the production line made it difficult to adjust the process quickly."
It virtualizes a single Java object heap across machine boundaries to facilitate transparent object accesses.
They also created a way to recover the execution flow of a specific process by crossing virtual machine boundaries to see which processes preempted it.
In order to circumvent this divergence in signal properties, we investigate the use of an adaptation technique to adjust the support vector machine boundaries between instruments based on a first database to the new statistical profiles of a second different database using an adaptive SVM technique.
Throughout the socio-technical system that was Apollo, skill, experience and risk migrated across human and machine boundaries.
These tradeoffs, and especially how risk and responsibility are collectively shared by both human and technological components of sociotechnical systems, have been nicely illustrated by Mindell (2008), in the context of NASA's Apollo space programme: Throughout the socio-technical system that was Apollo, skill, experience and risk migrated across human and machine boundaries.
We propose a new method to study thread preemption crossing virtual machines boundaries using kernel tracing.
In particular, we are interested in automatically identifying the root cause of task preemption crossing virtual machines boundaries.
Analyzing preemption across virtual machines boundaries (inter-VM) allows the user to detect such perturbations and take actions to remedy them.
Let's get ready for the future, where the human-machine boundary is blurred and we have the free will to give up free will dulled by convenience for engaging experiences that nurture us and own us.
2. Automation and the new mind-machine boundary: The first machine age ushered in an era where machines could do far more than a human body, the effects of which are still felt by the workers who were left behind..
Piste machines and boundary markers are non-existent, and the only other people on the hill are a handful of locals wearing outdated kit.
