The phrase "a operable" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "an operable" because "operable" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The machine is an operable unit that can be easily repaired."
Alternatives: "a functional" or "a working".
Perhaps it's best to think of it as a house: an operable version of the plug-in units designed in the 1960's by the visionary British Archigram group for projects like Walking City.
Third, using the SINR calculation, we designed the EAF-MR optimization method that hastens an optimization process for finding an operable configuration in a large-scale RF-FPGA system.
For example, if a patient had an operable cataract and uncorrected refractive error, the cause was marked as refractive errors as it is easier to correct compared to the surgical intervention for cataract as per recommendation of World Health Organization [ 18].
Under the buyback program, anyone can anonymously bring an operable weapon to a station house and receive a voucher that can be redeemed for $100 in cash.
Making a parking lot of an operable concrete runway certainly would never have been considered if the town had originally paid for the design and construction of this valuable piece of capital investment.
Using the semi-automated detection method CSS (Veridex, Warren, USA), we could show that the count of CTC at the time of first diagnosis of an operable disease has an influence on OS and PFS of patients with BC [ 5].
It requires a landlord to "install and maintain an operable deadbolt lock on each main swinging entry door of a dwelling unit" once the landlord is made aware of a door that lacks an appropriate deadbolt.
And yet, Van Kleef looks much the same as it once did, the walls teeming with a colorful, delightfully senseless array of objects: swords and shields from France, an (operable) boxing bell, the stuffed head of a water buffalo, a DNA sculpture, etc.
In Bristol recently, a 26-year-old with an operable cerebral tumour that was demonstrably growing and requiring surgery, was placed on a 12-month waiting list.
"If I'm the telecom manager at a big company that has an operable contract with WorldCom, I know that by the time I hit my desk this morning, I'm being innundated with phone calls and e-mails from senior management," said Brian Moir, a Washington telecommunications lawyer who represents big corporate customers of communications services.
