Rose wins her second typing competition, becoming the fastest in her home region of Lower Normandy. As the seasons change, she excels and Louis and Rose become close friends. As she struggles to learn to type with ten fingers, Louis encourages her, colour-coding the keys on her typewriter and teaching her better posture. He begins to teach her to type with all ten fingers and Louis insists she take piano lessons (taught by Marie) to strengthen her fingers. Louis begins to train Rose at his home, but he sets strict rules to prevent others from knowing that Rose is staying in his boyhood bedroom.
He makes a bet with his best friend, Bob Taylor-who is married to his old sweetheart, Marie-that Rose can win the regional competition. Louis begins training Rose to become the fastest typist in the world.
While Rose makes the finals, she ultimately loses her first typing competition. Louis learns that Rose can type with extraordinary speed-using only two fingers-and he tells her to compete in a speed-typing competition if she wants the job. Rose travels out of town and applies for a secretarial job with an insurance agency run by Louis Échard ( Romain Duris). This extensive data set provides relevant information about the zooplankton size distribution variability, productivity and trophic transfer efficiency in the pelagic ecosystem of the Bay of Biscay at a regional and interannual scale.Set in 1958–1959, Populaire focuses on Rose Pamphyle ( Déborah François), who lives with her widowed father and is destined to marry a son of the local mechanic. A statistical correction based on these explanatory variables was further applied to the LOPC size distribution in order to remove the non-living particles part, and therefore estimate the size distribution of zooplankton. The difference between the LOPC (all particles) and the WP2/ZooScan (zooplankton only) was assumed to provide the size distribution of non-living particles, whose descriptors were related to a set of explanatory variables (including physical, biological and geographic descriptors). The LOPC counts and sizes particles within 100–2000 μm of spherical equivalent diameter (ESD), whereas the WP2/ZooScan allows for counting, sizing and identification of zooplankton from ~ 400 μm ESD. Zooplankton size spectra were estimated using measurements carried out in situ with the Laser Optical Plankton Counter (LOPC) and with an image analysis of WP2 net samples (200 μm mesh size) performed following the ZooScan methodology. In this study, an extensive data set of size measurements is presented, covering parts of the western European continental shelf and slope, from the Galician coast to the Ushant front, during the springs from 2005 to 2012. One of the most relevant pieces of information regarding zooplankton in terms of flux of energy lies in its size structure. Linking lower and higher trophic levels requires special focus on the essential role played by mid-trophic levels, i.e., the zooplankton.
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