Since only the relative motion of the plates can be directly observed, they are often referenced with respect to either a specific plate or a global plate circuit, called no-net-rotation.
His black-and-white films of the 50s and 60s are often referenced in popular culture, but Philip Brubaker leads us on a deep dive into the former painter's vibrant opuses of the 70s and 80s in a new video essay called Kurosawa Color.
In this comparison, the similar urban layouts of D.C. and Paris are often referenced, as the streetscape of D.C. was designed by French-born American architect, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, whose design is very similar to that of Baron Haussmann's restructured City of Lights.
More specifically, inconclusive results from the Whole Systems Demonstrator trial in England are often referenced in discussions about the inability of telehealth to be scaled up in the UK [ 7– 9].
Reliability requirements for high-stakes assessments are often referenced to The Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing[ 12] published by the American Educational Research Association (AERA), the American Psychological Association (APA) and the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME).
Various species of Kalanchoe are often referenced in folklore, and commonly used in traditional medicine worldwide for the treatment of fever, abscesses, bruises, contused wounds, coughs, skin diseases, infections, hypertension, rheumatism and inflammation [ 33- 36].
The fact that mental illness doesn't receive the same sympathy/acknowledgement as physical illness is often referenced, and it's a valid point.
The station was often referenced in songs, most notably Sway's Little Derek and Lady Sovereign's 2006 hit 9 to 5: ("Oh! Channel U are the ones that made me huge / Like Katie Price's boobs").
He's often referenced as the fastest driver on the planet.
Nevertheless, chemical information contained in research articles is often referenced as analog diagrams of chemical structures embedded in digital raster images.
Although these professional development experiences were often referenced as prior work, specialists also indicate that the content specialization enabled them to focus their ongoing professional growth and make meaningful changes to their classroom instruction.
