The 45-year-old surgeon said DePuy had shown him data to persuade him that the A.S.R. was superior to a competing resurfacing implant he was using called the Birmingham hip.
He still insists on visiting to make sure the factory looks solid and to negotiate a good deal, and Panjiva usually provides enough contact data to allow him to find the company.
The Warren County Republican chairman said this week that he hoped to have Mr. Schluter's district redrawn, as the Legislature absorbs new census data, to move him into the same district as Shirley Turner, a veteran senator whose heavily Democratic district includes the capital, Trenton.
The police, relying on precedents saying that they could, after an arrest, examine the contents of a suspect's pockets, also rifled through contacts and photos in a smartphone that they found in Riley's pocket; they used that data to associate him with the Bloods gang.
He also argued that the prosecution's case against Syed, which relied on cellphone tower data to place him near the place where Lee's body was found, was fundamentally undermined by an AT&T cover sheet that warned: "Outgoing calls only are reliable for location status.
In 1993, without much data to support him, Hageman told his theory to an audience at an ophthalmology conference.
Then the platform's recommendation engine uses that information and location-based data to match him or her with service providers.
And she knows that as long as she has some new data to give him, he won't push on the other, more uncomfortable things he likes to push on.
AS A TOP EXECUTIVE AT ENRON Corp. in the mid-1990s, Robert Kelly had access to some of the most sophisticated economic and political data to help him plan international energy projects.
There's data to back him up.
