Both servers are geographically separated machines where the sender is a server located in The Netherlands and the receiver is a server located in the United States.
Enter the warm, floury interior, and the space is crammed with wooden ducts and beams and various bits and bobs of old machinery - the Eureka scouring and separating machine and Gardner's rapid sifter and mixer between them run up a couple of centuries of hard work - alongside gleaming, stainless-steel vacuums, sifters and such, all of it covered in a fine white dusting.
This reintroduction process would be analogous to platelet donation, in which whole blood is removed, processed by a cell separating machine to remove platelets, and remaining components returned to the donor [ 47].
In the dystopian "Snow Crash" vision of the world, virus-like software leaps across the boundary separating machines from humans.
These properties are often required for designing of cleaning and separating machines, fluidized transport systems, gravity and forced flow equipment, and other grain processing machinery.
This was an experimental method, first embedded in craftwork as a whole and then gradually separated from machine manufacture because of industrialization.
But a separate machine was not actually necessary.
When the drive was inserted into a separate machine, Nitol quickly copied itself onto it.
Although the chip now requires a separate machine to read it, future incarnations will doubtless be able to communicate wirelessly.
For the completely uninitiated, a primer: There are games made to be installed and played on your personal computer, and then there are games that require a separate machine, or "platform".
Once they are happy that Rosetta has emerged from hibernation in good health, they can fire the spacecraft's thrusters to close the gap of 9m kilometres that separate machine and comet.
