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b-link> prop: BootstrapVue auto detects between `` and ``. In cases where you want to use a 3rd party link component based on ``, set this prop to the component name. e.g. set it to 'g-link' if you are using Gridsome (note only `` specific props are passed to the component) Beta marine, Crowther's, et al have a vast store of knowledge in specifying props that will give a good all round performance, and if you don't deviate wildy from their recommendations you can't go far wrong. AdaDelta belongs to the family of stochastic gradient descent algorithms, that provide adaptive techniques for hyperparameter tuning. Adadelta is probably short for ‘adaptive delta’, where delta here refers to the difference between the current weight and the newly updated weight. CSS prop padding: theme.spacing(3). Another, as shown in above Sandbox, is by importing a Box component and template> < div> < b-avatar rounded= "sm"> < b-avatar rounded> < b-avatar rounded= "lg"> < b-avatar rounded= "top"> < b-avatar rounded= "left"> < b-avatar rounded= "right"> < b-avatar rounded= "bottom">

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I think if we trimmed it level it would make a big difference to top speed and we might then hit the magic numbers. Yes, slightly over propped as we're a couple of hundred rpm down, but I'm not sure how accurate the tacho is. It's powerful enough for us . I'm looking to try it on the Thames at some point.have included plenty of cooling for river work having both skin tank and heat exchanger coolers. I feel I've got the prop about right, any fine tuning will only give small improvements. I would like to try a 4 blade just out of curiosity. We are bound by the terms and conditions of our carriers therefore we cannot pursue a claim if these instructions are not followed:- With Adadelta, we do not even need to set a default learning rate, as it has been eliminated from the update rule. not implemented in above example) would be to use the className prop used above to implement padding via a new CSS length to offset the badge. Positive values move the badge inwards, while negative values move the badge outwards

Specifies the type of rounding to apply to the avatar. The `square` prop takes precedence. Refer to the documentation for details Alternatively to to the square prop, you can set the rounded prop to the string '0' to achieve a square avatar. template> < div> < p>Using stand-alone: < p/> < div class= "mb-4"> < b-avatar> < b-avatar variant= "primary" text= "BV"> < b-avatar variant= "info" src= "https://placekitten.com/300/300"> < b-avatar variant= "success" icon= "people-fill"> < p>Using in components (list group) example: < p/> < b-list-group style= "max-width: 300px;"> < b-list-group-item class= "d-flex align-items-center"> < b-avatar class= "mr-3"> < span class= "mr-auto">J. Circlehead < b-badge>5 < b-list-group-item class= "d-flex align-items-center"> < b-avatar variant= "primary" text= "BV" class= "mr-3"> < span class= "mr-auto">BootstrapVue < b-badge>12 < b-list-group-item class= "d-flex align-items-center"> < b-avatar variant= "info" src= "https://placekitten.com/300/300" class= "mr-3"> < span class= "mr-auto">Super Kitty < b-badge>9 < b-list-group-item class= "d-flex align-items-center"> < b-avatar variant= "success" icon= "people-fill" class= "mr-3"> < span class= "mr-auto">ACME group < b-badge>7 Avatar types root element of the Paper. Setting the styles on the root element of any Material UI component can be done in multiple ways,

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Avatars are based upon and components, and as such, rely upon Bootstrap's badge-* and btn-* variant classes, as well as the rounded-* utility classes. By default there is no padding on the Paper component. However, you can add it pretty easily yourself in 2 ways. One way Type of button to render (i.e. `button`, `submit`, `reset`). Has no effect if prop button is not set Icon name to use for the avatar. Must be all lowercase. Defaults to `person-fill` if `text` or `src` props not provided Since only one sample from the dataset is chosen at random for each iteration, the path taken by the algorithm to reach the minima is usually noisier than your typical Gradient Descent algorithm. But that doesn’t matter all that much because the path taken by the algorithm does not matter, as long as we reach the minima and with significantly shorter training time.

with more blades the clearance can be smaller, but "never" less then 2" on top and 1" at bottom. or minimum 1" up and down. there is no law about it except law of nature. others 3 blade should have min 17% on top, 27% in front of, with 4 blades that is 15% resp. 25%. The Paper's elevation prop simply maps Material UI's theme.shadows to box-shadow based on the number. The range is from 0 For example, if I put in the numbers for a 60 foot boat drawing 2 feet with 40000lbs displacement (18 tons), powered by a Beta 43 with the standard 2.09:1 PRM150, it gives 17.9" x 11.6" as the optimum 3-blade propeller, which is *very* close to the recommendation from Beta Marine (and others) of 18" x 12".The prop button-type can be used to control the type of button to render. Supported values are 'button' (the default), 'submit', or 'reset'. Link but the most common is to use the useStyles hook. As you can see in the example above, we create our CSS classes, defining You can also supply custom content via the default slot, although you may need to apply additional styling on the content. Image content template> < div class= "mb-2"> < b-avatar src= "https://placekitten.com/300/300"> < b-avatar src= "https://placekitten.com/300/300" size= "6rem"> All the above point to keeping the diameter as large as possible, for plenty of "grip" in the water. As an example,

So you are slightly over propped, I guess that open water wasn't the English channel, so you can still be effected by shallow water, I don't remember the number, but saw that even with 10-15 meter under the keel the ship was effected, didn't say size though, slowed down at least 15%,, we all know what happened with inches under the keel and narrow canals.

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such a prop needs 3" clearance to the uxter plate, 1" to the skeg, 2" maximum to the rudder (for good steering) and 5" minimum to the hull (for clean water flow over the prop) -- in many cases the prop seems to be too close to the hull and too far from the rudder. router-link> prop: Configure the active CSS class applied when the link is active with exact path match. Typically you will want to set this to class name 'active'