More About Network Cabling. The most commonly used types of network cable are the twisted pair, coaxial, Ethernet cross over, and fiber optic. The unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable is used in many Ethernet networks. It has four pairs of wires that are housed inside of the lining of the cable.
Trench Suction. A third force that forms as a result of plate movement is known as trench suction. As a plate gets pushed back into the mantle (as we saw in slab pull), it is forced down at an angle. Not only does gravity pull it down in the slab pull model, but another force can act on it as well.
Originally Answered: Why and how do tectonic plates move? The driving force is Convection, or a process by which a fluid will circulate if it is heated from one side and not the other. The mantle is under enough pressure that a significant portion of it is quite plastic, and enough of it is hot enough that it is quite fluid. Source: Plate Tectonics : How Plates Move. Here's a map of the plates' movements: Seems decently consistent with how a surface might be moved by convection currents.