operable

The 5119 is still operable, but the 5117 needs work.

Already his mind was working on what it would take to make them operable again.

No longer operable, they are now locked in one position.

If my ship were still operable, I'd be looking myself.

In fact, the main unit has no operable control at all.

The line opened on 1 September 1860 and was operable for more than 100 years.

One medical report, however, suggested that his cancer might be operable.

Of the five plants the agency built, only three are operable.

The other two are operable, but only one is currently online.

"However, they were in very operable condition, and we kept them that way."

There is no chemical treatment, but it might be operable.

There has been serious discussion of making the ride operable.

Or you could wait here until the other door is operable again."

Once a few blocks reach their end of life the drive is no longer operable.

"Thing is still operable," he said aloud, happy to hear any human voice- even his own.

I'm sure that ship's engines and everything operable about her's been dead for a long time.

"They got in, so there has to be an operable entrance!"

And Schwab says that its own site is operable 99 percent of the time.

These were the only operable radios on the planet Earth.

"All our communications equipment will be operable even if phones are down."

Put simply, it is the total cost needed to bring a project to a commercially operable status.

In 1949, the line was still operable at only 85 km/h.

Stanley states that perhaps with a new starter it will be operable.

There are no controls or operable valves of any kind.

At least four had already passed, but the dead man's circuitry should be operable.