They just need the experiment to arrive in working order.
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Having intercourse (and masturbating) regularly – keeps everything in working order.
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Let's hope they've got their heating system in working order.
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It is still in working order, but it looked abandoned.
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They love to solve problems and get things in working order.
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It's a bit of work to get everything in working order.
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It took me days to get it back in working order.
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Some machinery and tools will be kept in working order for demonstrations.
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The boxes had been opened, but the phones were in working order.
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Updates are an important part of keeping your PS4 in working order.
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As always, check to make sure your smoke alarms are in working order.
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To get a replacement, your iPhone will need to be in working order.
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The governor said that 20 of the island's hospitals are in working order.
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As with most deployments, keeping vehicles in working order has been an issue.
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SpaceX recently tested that booster to see if it's still in working order.
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Police added that the missile was in working order but lacked an explosive charge.
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Earth's gravity is pulling you onto the planet's surface, and everything's in working order.
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Still, system indicators appeared to show everything at the power plant was in working order.
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Follow Breville's very detailed care and maintenance guide to keep your machine in working order.
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Your trust must also follow a series of rules to keep it in working order.
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Power reads out, which means the most critical components of the device are in working order.
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But, besides keeping his body in working order, Beal's jumper has also been his biggest barrier.
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The league keeps between 300–400 of its DRL 3 units in working order at all times.
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Plus, the crew has taken the necessary measures to save the unit, which is in working order.
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But it took time, money and a lot of practice to get her back in working order.
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And that vital extra day, a leap day, is (partly) what keeps our calendars in working order.
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But the goal also means keeping what's in the fleet in working order -- and that's no easy task.
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Just this once, I feel comfortable in proclaiming that my oft-cracked crystal ball was in working order.
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Today, Germany barely has 200 modern tanks in working order, and less than 50 combat planes — a shame!
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No radio signal has yet been received to indicate the spacecraft made it to the surface in working order.
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He said he would put the watch in working order; I would pay for a new strap and buckle.
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When the gramophone was later recovered from one of the expedition's icy camps, it was still in working order.
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As anyone who repairs electronics knows, keeping a device in working order often means fixing both its hardware and software.
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We got Liza Monday night leaving Craig's, and asked straight-up ... if her famous pipes are still in working order?
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The locker rooms also featured older fixtures, which were clean and in working order, but the difference was still noticeable.
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At 6:26pm ET, Snapchat issued an update on Twitter saying that the app should be back in working order.
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The controllers put New Horizons back in working order within a few days, and the flyby occurred without a hitch.
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You may need to restart your Kindle if it freezes or stops responding to get it back in working order.
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"Thankfully I did, because it was barely in working order, so the sellers replaced the whole septic system," he said.
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I usually have the bulkiest Otterbox available protecting my phone and it's a near-miracle my laptop is in working order.
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But I also feel I need to be a little more careful with it to ensure it stays in working order.
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If you don't trust yourself with a wrench, the professionals at your local bicycle shop can get everything in working order.
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Plus, once you purchase it, you'll get all future versions and can run it regularly to keep things in working order.
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In New Orleans, 118 of city 120 pumps that drain neighborhoods are in working order, Sewerage & Water Board spokeswoman Courtney Barnes said.
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After who knows how long, he finally gets everything in working order and boots up the gory goodness that was Quake 3.
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None of the rides or games are in working order, and even if they were, there's no one around to staff them.
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Typically that means getting extra toilet paper, canceling those weekend getaway plans and making sure your Netflix account is in working order.
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It doesn't sound like it was too difficult for Blue Origin to get the New Shepard system back up in working order.
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Johnson only wants to give himself a chance to win, and he says all the parts are in working order for that.
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But though the defense ministry records more than 19523,000 manufactured just between 1940 and 1946, it owns relatively few in working order.
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Scientists analysing the scat of leopard seals have come across an unexpected discovery – a USB stick full of photos & still in working order!
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Still, it's all here, a thorough guide to keeping limbs, organs and brain in working order, and the consequences of ignoring her warnings.
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I was also able to go back to my desk and type about it, so my brain seems to be in working order.
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A new internal report notes that of the army's 244 main battle tanks — already a small number — only 105 are in working order.
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But before you call, have a look around: just because a spray shower isn't spewing water doesn't mean it's not in working order.
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Air Force maintainers at Beale Air Force Base are tasking with keeping the service&aposs vaunted U-2 Dragon Lady in working order.
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Whether you are at home or traveling, it is important ensure that smoke and CO alarms are in working order anywhere you stay.
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After talking with other passengers, though, Fehrenbacher and Christoph decided to cut back on drinking to keep their immune systems in working order.
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Check the tire pressures on all four wheels (along with the spare), and check to make sure all the lights are in working order.
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Sheriff: Safety equipment in working order The operator had stopped the ride after being told a rider was in distress, the sheriff's office said.
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After a car rolls off an assembly line, workers look it over and run it on rollers to ensure it is in working order.
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Hopefully America's early missile detection systems are in working order; I want to get to IKEA before my fellow survivors finish all the meatballs.
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She worried her internet connection might have been faulty, so she decided to email the recruitment team to make sure everything was in working order.
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She can do tests, prescribe medications, and suggest diet changes to help get your esophagus back in working order before you develop even more serious complications.
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In 2014, he even approached the mine's current board of directors offering to donate rebar and construction materials to help get the mine in working order.
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Why it matters: The call shows that Kelly is intent on getting the White House in working order by eliminating sources of controversy and internal division.
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Believe it or not, people still adore these things, and they're willing to shell out as much as $100 for a nice one in working order.
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Fortunately for him, his serve and crushing crosscourt forehand were in working order, especially when he hit an ace on the only break point he faced.
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EarthCam is one of the best collections of webcams out there, and—unlike a lot of webcam portals—most of the cameras are actually in working order.
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But he took responsibility and fixed it, launching an unprecedented number of outside programmers and tech specialists to overhaul the site and get it in working order.
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This was pre-The Transformers: The Movie stuff, with Autobot (goodies) leader Optimus Prime and his Decepticon (not-so-goodies) counterpart Megatron very much in working order.
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Kevin Sprague, the area engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers, which manages the locks, said the annual closing is needed to keep them in working order.
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Their task is to relieve the current occupants of the island, remain there as the sole inhabitants for four weeks, and keep the place in working order.
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It turned out that the public often likes regulation — because it keeps the air and water clean, the workplace safe and the financial system in working order.
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After the dust has settled (literally) and the lander has confirmed everything is in working order, it will deploy its circular, fanlike solar arrays and get to work.
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To use an analogy, if you had a 1969 Ford Falcon, you could pretty much eyeball a cracked part and replace it, getting the car back in working order.
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Without a personal account from the teen — and due to the fact that the ride was deemed in working order — authorities believe that the incident was caused by the rider.
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That can help then figure out what to prioritize and delegate and provides an overview of everything that needs to be done in order to keep things in working order.
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Instead of going through with the fix, the customer asked for the device back and took it an independent phone repair specialist who determined the components were in working order.
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The tag team came up with the idea in about half an hour, and put the whole thing together in working order in eight hours after 3D-printing some parts.
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Snapchat and Instagram were both experiencing outages Monday afternoon for thousands of users — though Snapchat, at least, should be back in working order as of the time of this writing.
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I have enough supplies to mend a few of the plants and repair two turrets, but the rest of the house will require some time to get back in working order.
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Technicians keep the phone towers in working order, which they reach via a network of roads partially subsidized by federal taxes collected from hundreds of millions of Americans across 50 states.
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When it's determined to be in working order, or refurbished and given a clean bill of health, it's simultaneously listed for re-sale on Amazon, eBay, and Optoro's retail site, called Blinq.com.
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The Marines topped the list as least worst among the branches, probably because they need to scrape together anything they can to train and fight while keeping their equipment in working order.
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Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt ordered parks to use the money they've brought in from visitors fees to pick up trash, clean bathrooms and take other actions to keep parks in working order.
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They are often required to make sure fire escape routes and fire doors are posted in all rooms, fire extinguishers are accessible, smoke detectors are in working order, and fire sprinkler systems are functional.
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It is in the nature of legislatures to produce legislation no less than it's in the nature of a combustion engine to produce power and exhaust—so long as it is in working order.
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Days later, a key turbine that helps generate an uncommon frequency of electricity needed to run the city's oldest, most powerful pumps caught fire, leaving just one of five power turbines in working order.
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But to switch metaphors somewhat abruptly, it is probably more useful for observers to think of the bill as a widget working its way through a machine that Republicans are struggling to keep in working order.
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Fisher and Potter estimated that Oesterlund was burning through about a million dollars a month, much of it going to pay the lawyers and accountants keeping his maze of trusts and shell companies in working order.
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The commercial in question features the British diver plunging off a board into a pool, taking selfies with an HTC U11 on the way down, and later emerging from the pool with the phone in working order.
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He would pretend to be interested in buying a washing machine, but when he arrived to pick up the appliance, he would ask to do a load of laundry to make sure it was in working order.
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I pulled open panels of a hot dog cart before finding Slimer there causing mischief, and when I came across a proton pack I quickly was able to assemble its pieces until it was in working order.
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Infrastructure investments are about more than keeping today's pipes, bridges, buildings, roads and rails in working order, they are also about honoring the physical systems that allow for the pursuit of peace and prosperity in this country.
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STRATIM is already tracking more than 1 million vehicles in car- or ride-sharing services for around 50 customers in North America, including major automakers, to help them boost usage and keep their vehicle fleets in working order.
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Also check out as many different photographs of the item as you can, and if you don't get sent what's being advertised, complain loudly: Retailers are legally bound to send you the product that was advertised, in working order.
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Now sure, I could have turned to Ebay and rolled the dice, but I wanted an old ThinkPad now, and I wanted to check it out and make sure it was in working order before I paid for it.
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"One of the thing that's helped has been me sharing my story [he's dealt with ED since he was 17], and this 'check engine light' concept" that views erections as indicators that a man's body is in working order.
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The human body and the human brain are fascinatingly complicated, and the incredible amount of skill and self-knowledge that it takes for a successful athlete to keep both in working order is a truly stunning thing to behold.
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"A Mechanical Bestiary: Automaton Clocks of the Renaissance" at Galerie J. Kugel in Paris is a splendid, unprecedented offering of 29 examples by a variety of master craftsmen then gathered in south Germany, all in working order and all for sale.
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If we're to keep thousands of expensive satellites in working order, the job isn't going to be done by humans — and DARPA suggests we all get on the same page before we start designing robotic systems to pick up the slack.
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All should be in working order by the weekend, at which time we can look back fondly on more fun iOS bugs — like when the iOS 11 keyboard was randomly replacing every capital "i" with pound signs and exclamation points!
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Every six years the event takes a "fallow year," as it is based on a working dairy farm, and keeping the festival site in working order keeps a great deal of upkeep: the fallow year, which allows the site to rest, is part of that upkeep.
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Here's what you should do to make sure your hormonal birth control is in working order: If you're taking an antibiotic for long-term therapy (for tuberculosis or, say, chronic UTIs), Minkin advises checking with your provider to see if using a higher-dose birth control is an option.
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We need to also add plainclothes police personnel and security personnel to conduct covert surveillance of crowds in the public areas, install gunshot locators in the terminal building, conduct more drills and training on response to such incidents, ensure panic alarms are available and in working order and confirm all evacuation routes and doors are clearly marked.
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Due to the bolt issue, the ASLB gave Entergy more time to come up with a plan to keep the bolts in working order over the long-term, and gave the parties opposed to the relicensing, the state of New York and the Riverkeeper environmental group, more time to review Entergy's findings and respond to them.
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Time off is spent eating, sleeping, and exercisingDuring her time off, Mazzagatti will go to the gym, eat, and nap, before warming up for shows, making sure everything needed for the show is safe and in working order, and doing her own makeup before performing for hundreds of people — the theater she performs in can seat 800.
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The only way I'd be able to cover my monthly payments was if I got a house where I could have roommates — which meant I'd have a few months, at least, of living beyond my means and racking up credit card debt while I got what was sure to be a fixer-upper in working order.
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Without the hangars in working order, and with much of the base's personnel displaced, Tyndall's role as a critical training hub for pilots the US needs for air-to-air battles and protecting high-value air assets can't continue there, though part of Tyndall's functions could most likely be taken on by nearby Eglin or other air bases.
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