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Dr. Schuster's laboratory has two, known as 454 machines, each of which costs $500,000.
It allows computers to split themselves into several "virtual machines", each of which can run its own operating system and applications, in effect separating software from hardware.
To make better use of them they were sometimes split into smaller "virtual machines", each of which could run its own operating system and application.
There is, incidentally, general consensus that the machines, each of which is the size of a sports utility vehicle and costs about $1 million, do not work all that well.
It allows servers to be split into several "virtual machines", each of which can run its own operating system and application".In a way, we're cleaning up Microsoft's sins," says Paul Maritz, VMware's boss and a Microsoft veteran, "and in doing so we're separating the computing workload from the hardware".
The human brain is a set of computational machines, each of which was designed by natural selection to solve adaptive problems faced by our hunter gatherer ancestors.
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The carcasses are moved through a sequence of machines, each optimized for removing different sets of feathers.
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