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Day by day the population index is growing radically. With this growth the average user of World Wide Web are increasing and the data volume also increases at a higher rate. Semantics is one of the technology to handle the large volume of data and to filter out the used volume for consumption. Semantic web is the web of semantics where meaningful information are warehoused in the form of RDF/XML, Triples, and SPARQL etc. Ontology is the one of the pillar of semantics data. In this paper our goal is to study the existing semantic technology in W3.

Semantic, Web, Resource Description Frame, SPARQL, World Wide Web

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Manisha, Dhiraj Khurana, Dheeraj Kumar Sahni, "A Review on Semantics Web Technology," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.5, pp.1878-1880, 2019.

In the present paper, the Author has investigated the pulsatile flow of blood through an artery. The arterial vessel has been assumed to be small, rigid cylindrical tube with circular uniform cross-section. The blood flow will be steady and a slip velocity is imposed in the arterial wall. By using microcontinuum technique the solutions for variation of blood velocity and variation of cell rotational velocity are obtained for both steady and unsteady motion of the blood. The both Fourier-Bessel series and Laplace-Hankel transforms are applied for obtaining such solutions. The effect of the slip parameter on both steady and unsteady motion of the blood is shown in graphical forms. It is observed that the slip velocity bear the potential to influence the velocity distribution of blood to a considerable extent. Further, the imposition of the slip velocity leads to a growth in each of axial velocity of blood and the cell rotational velocity of blood.

steady and pulsatile motion of blood, slip flow regime, blood velocity, Fourier-Bessel series, Laplace-Hankel transforms.

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Anup Kumar Karak, "Slip Effects on Steady and Pulsatile Motion of Blood in a Circular Tube under Periodic Body Acceleration," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.5, pp.1881-1884, 2019.