HTML allows the creator of web pages to specify how the text will be displayed and how a web page would be linked with the other web pages.
These links are normally known as Hyper Text Link.
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Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) : Web pages are created with the help of Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML).
HTML allows the creator of web pages to specify how the text will be displayed and how a web page would be linked with the other web pages.
These links are normally known as Hyper Text Link.
HTML allows the creator of web pages to specify how the text will be displayed and how a web page would be linked with the other web pages.
These links are normally known as Hyper Text Link.
Volleyball
Volleyball : Volleyball, the game played with an inflated bladder and a high net was invented in 1895 at Holyoke Y.M.C.A. Gymnasium in United States of America (USA) by a Physical Director William J. Morgan.
Volleyball's first name was "MINTONNETTE" which was later named as Volleyball by "Dr. Alfred Halsted" of "Springfield College, Springfield, Massachusetts" because the ball had to be volleyed with hands from one side to the other side of the court.
International Volleyball Association was formed in 1947 with its headquarters in Paris (France). The first World Volleyball Championship was held in 1949 at Prague. The first Asian Volleyball Championship was held at Tokyo (Japan) in 1955, India beats Japan in the final.
Volleyball's first name was "MINTONNETTE" which was later named as Volleyball by "Dr. Alfred Halsted" of "Springfield College, Springfield, Massachusetts" because the ball had to be volleyed with hands from one side to the other side of the court.
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| Volleyball |
International Volleyball Association was formed in 1947 with its headquarters in Paris (France). The first World Volleyball Championship was held in 1949 at Prague. The first Asian Volleyball Championship was held at Tokyo (Japan) in 1955, India beats Japan in the final.
Registers
Registers : Registers are storage locations that hold instructions or data while the CPU is using them.
The registers consists of flip-flops and the registers used by the CPU are the fastest memory elements in the computer.
In contrast, the memory unit holds instructions and data before or after the CPU processes these.
The registers consists of flip-flops and the registers used by the CPU are the fastest memory elements in the computer.
In contrast, the memory unit holds instructions and data before or after the CPU processes these.
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National Sports of some Countries
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| Bull Fighting - Spain |
»» Pakistan : Hockey
»» Scotland : Rugby
»» Canada : Ice Hocky
»» Spain : Bull Fighting
Fuel
Fuel : A substance that can supply energy either alone or by reacting with another substance is known as fuel. Heat produced by fuel is measured in Calories.
Ideal Fuel : An ideal fuel should have high calorific value, should be cheap and easily available, should be easily stored and transported, should be regulated and controlled and have low ignition temperature.
The quantity of fuel is expressed in the form of calorific value.
Calorific Value : Calorific Value is the total quantity of heat liberated by complete combustion of a unit mass of fuel in air or oxygen.
Forms of fuel : » Solid - Wood, Coal etc » Liquid - Kerosene Oil, Petroleum, Alcohol etc. » Gas - LPG, CNG etc.
Best Fuel : Gaseous fuel are considered to be the best fuels.
Ideal Fuel : An ideal fuel should have high calorific value, should be cheap and easily available, should be easily stored and transported, should be regulated and controlled and have low ignition temperature.
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The quantity of fuel is expressed in the form of calorific value.
Calorific Value : Calorific Value is the total quantity of heat liberated by complete combustion of a unit mass of fuel in air or oxygen.
Forms of fuel : » Solid - Wood, Coal etc » Liquid - Kerosene Oil, Petroleum, Alcohol etc. » Gas - LPG, CNG etc.
Best Fuel : Gaseous fuel are considered to be the best fuels.