Why vacuum up data so indiscriminately?
There are two observations in the vacuum study data that require comment: the airflow and vacuum combinations of 0.5 L/min and 10 ml/min/well, and 0.5 L/min and 50 ml/min/well.
First, that an editor should serve as oracle for what the audience desires (I call this the "Editor Fallacy"); and second, that content created in that vacuum of data should then be distributed as broadly as possible (let's call this the "Broadcast Assumption").
Here, we use real OCO-2 thermal vacuum test data as well as a full repeat cycle (16 days) of simulated OCO-2 spectra under realistic conditions to evaluate the potential of OCO-2 for retrievals of chlorophyll fluorescence and also its dependence on clouds and aerosols.
Routine maintenance on the Chado PostgreSQL databases includes running postgres vacuum after data is loaded (which greatly improves database performance in our hands), and regular database backups using the PostGreSQL command pg_dump.
The vacuum sampling data showed that the HEPA and non-HEPA vacuum cleaners resulted in 54.7% (p = 0.006) and 36.4% (p = 0.020) reductions in lead loading, respectively, when used on soiled carpets, although the overall difference in lead loading reduction between the two vacuum cleaners was not statistically significant (p = 0.293).
The inquiry you mounted, Commissioner Frattini, is to be welcomed, but you will need to take legal measures promptly in order to fill the vacuum, because data exchange at SWIFT should also be able to stand the test of European privacy rules.
Data warehousing systems vacuum up information from huge databases and then let companies poke and prod at that information in the hopes of gleaning insights about their business.
For the 5 ml/min/well vacuum, each airflow data set was n = 20 (5 repeats/QCM position); for 10, 50 and 100 ml/min/well vacuum, each airflow data set was n = 12 (3 repeats/QCM position).
