It's used for heading, h1 stands for heading 1.
You pretty much answered your own question. That is why its not called the swine flu any more. It is not in pigs, it has evolved from pigs. It is called the H1N1 virus because it attacks the hemagglutinin protein receptor (H1) and neuraminidase protein receptor. (N1) The swine flu has evolved and it is classified into many types such as the H3N1, H3N2, H1N1 viruses. The term swine flu has led to many countries, Egypt for example, to unecessarily slaughter thousands of pigs which have could have been kept alive (a little longer) for food, or manure or whatever else pigs are good for.
A mixture of the standard Human Flu, Bird Flu and Pig Flu. This creates a new strain of flu called swine flu (Influenza A H1 N1).
The H1 tag is used to display Headings in HTML. <H1> Hi this is a H1 header </H1> would display like = Hi this is a H1 header =
H1 by far. The H2 is taller but the H1 is way wider.
h1 is header1 it is used to give heading,there h1 to h6 in html
Both are same
Use the <h1> tag. E.G. <h1>This is in a big heading</h1>
The H1 is a civilian vehicle based on the M998 Humvee. The H1 was originally made by the AM General company. Subsequently, General Motors made the Hummer H1 vehicle.
h1 { color: #f00; } Yields red H1 headers in shorthand for #ff0000 that is used in HTML. This will work in all cases unless an ID or a class overrides it.
H0 is the null hypothesis and h1 is the alternative hypothesis
<h1>...</h1> Kinda. The specification does not stipulate that this heading is to be any larger or smaller than any of the other headings. But the browsers default to making this on the largest of the 6.