He said his staff had also prepared a "point of distribution plan" that identified sites where people could be sent for smallpox vaccinations.
But friends and allies said he was preparing a point-by-point rebuttal, most likely to be delivered when he first testifies before Congress.
In a telephone conversation with reporters, William F. Readdy, the agency's associate administrator for spaceflight, said the agency had prepared a point-by-point rebuttal of a pair of papers distributed last week by an anonymous NASA engineer.
Visual sensitivity to object orientation change was increased when subjects prepared a grasping action (for which orientation is a relevant parameter) relative to preparing a pointing action (for which orientation is irrelevant).
Or in chemistry, besides the kind of conventional science lab that Tinisha was doing, all students will prepare a Power Point presentation on a poisonous plant.
To prepare a 10-point plan to grapple with the problem, he seeks enlightenment far from home just as his daughter, Caroline, begins her dizzying descent into drugs.
The agency has prepared a furious point-by-point rebuttal, but it would do well to take the bulk of this broadside on the chin.
This guy is saying what I've been thinking for years.' " Still, Mr. Levy's staff has prepared a 1,300-word 1,300-wordoint rebuttal to critiques of his record on illegal immigration.
Any Democrat who is preparing to be interviewed this weekend really needs to read this article, and perhaps prepare a few talking points of their own.
While some experts said Mr. Bush had faced an even more difficult challenge than his predecessors because the five-week post-election stalemate limited the time he had to prepare -- a point the new administration has made time and again -- many others asserted that Mr. Bush actually benefited from the truncated timetable.
Based on crystallographic and biochemical evidences, we prepared a single point mutation of a surface cysteine (C162S) and found that it prevents aggregation and improves the homogeneity and stability of the enzyme.
