"machine limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the restrictions set by a machine or systems, such as a computer, cell phone, or other technology. For example, "The machine limitation prevented me from accessing the website correctly."
Tallies may vary because of such things as machine limitations in reading punch cards, confusing or misplaced ballots, and human error in both voting and counting.
The design of human-machine systems takes into account the human factors, and both human and machine limitations and abilities through the levels of automation.
The feasible range for cutting parameters is taken from the machine limitations.
He described some of the machines limitations.
Once in use — about 95 machines have been installed in 34 airports, far short of the 350 intended to be in place at 81 airports by the end of this year — the machines' limitations became more obvious.
However, the required high cutting speeds may not be applied in some cases due to machinability or machine tool limitations.
Because no universal algorithmic method can exist to identify such propositions, a computer asked to obtain the truth of such a proposition will (unless forcibly interrupted) continue indefinitely a condition known as the "halting problem". (See Turing machine). Other limitations reflect current technology.
I am not too familiar with Time Machine's limitations, but I am certain that you should make an effort to keep redundant (multiple) copies of your files on multiple drives, and if possible on multiple storage formats, as well as in different physical locations.
But centaurs understand that the machine has limitations.
Control strategies for PM machines: torque/speed limitations, taking advantage of negative saliency, elements of field oriented control.
