Famous crokinole player and analyst, Eric Miltenburg of Toronto referred to the " Eagan-Fitzgerald Cabal " of the 1940s, when the two families shared their playing secrets with each other.

Its on screen title is Winsor McCay, the Famous Cartoonist of the N. Y. Herald and his Moving Comics, but it is usually referred to as Little Nemo.

The neck pinch itself ( referred to in scripts as ' FSNP ', or ' Famous Spock Neck Pinch ') was created by Leonard Nimoy, who objected to a scene in one early episode that required Spock to knock a guard unconscious by hitting him over the head.

In early scripts for Star Trek, the nerve pinch was referred to as the " F. S. N. P .," which stood for " Famous Spock Neck Pinch.

Famous for its misprint, the second issue is often referred to as the Dag Hammarskjöld invert.

Famous for his classic work, An Essay on the Principles of Population, he was affectionally referred to by his Haileyburian students as " Pop " or " Population " Malthus.

Famous for being referred to later in life as " the Mrs. Astor " or simply " Mrs. Astor ", she was the wife of real estate heir William Backhouse Astor Jr. Four years after her death her son John Jacob Astor IV was the richest man on the RMS Titanic and perished in the disaster of that ship.

Famous clergy have also visited, including the Servant of God Jan Cieplak as well as the future Pope John Paul II who trekked to St. Hyacinth's several times as the Archbishop of Cracow and referred to his gatherings there during his 1979 pilgrimage to Chicago.

It is one of stock car racing's most storied venues, and is often referred to as " The World's Most Famous Short Track " and the " Birthplace of the NASCAR Stars ".

" Lasts " only became an area of study once the area of " firsts " ( generally referred to as " Famous Firsts ") was well established for decades.

Market factors include the exponential increase in value of diamonds as weight increases, referred to as weight retention, and the popularity of certain shapes amongst consumers.

In addition, Coleville maintains a skating rink and a two-sheet curling rink, and at nearby Laing's Park — also referred to as the three-mile park, in reference to its distance from town — are several ball diamonds and a nine-hole golf course, complete with a pumpjack hazard which is not open anymore.

The city of Sambalpur was a prominent trading place for diamonds in the ancient world and the river itself has been referred to as the Manada in Ptolemy's works.

Parclo designs with only two quadrants are commonly referred to as folded diamonds, due to their similarity with diamond interchanges.