A white / gray / white stripe are on each sleeve as well as the collared V-neck, and a Cowboys star logo is placed upon the stripes.

In 1966, the team modified the jerseys, which now featured only two sleeve stripes, slightly wider ; the socks followed the same pattern.

Both jerseys had a black collar but no sleeve stripes.

Navy officer rank insignia were gold stripes worn on the lower sleeve.

In some armies, small chevrons are worn on the lower left sleeve to indicate length of service, akin to service stripes in the U. S. military.

File: USA-NOAA-O8 insignia. png | The stars, shoulder boards, and sleeve stripes of a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration rear admiral ( upper half )

The sleeve and leg stripes were thin, and the neck collar was long.

The stars, shoulder boards, and sleeve stripes of the Surgeon General

Licensed officers of the U. S. Merchant Marine may wear shoulder marks and sleeve stripes appropriate to their rank and branch of service.

It consists of a ' black ' coloured shirt with orange, red and grey coloured stripes running down it and the Iceland logo embroidered on the sleeve, black and orange nylon fleeces and gilets with the logo embroidered, and black jeans.

Rank insignia consists of a variable number of gold-braid stripes worn on the sleeve cuffs or on shoulderboards.

The sleeve insignia for a Generaladmiral was the same as that of a regular admiral, being a thick rank stripe below three regular stripes ( kolbenringe in German naval parlance ).

In the American Civil War sleeve stripes denoted a successful completion of a standard enlistment.

U. S. Navy sailors and U. S. Army soldiers wear their stripes on the bottom cuff of the left sleeve, whereas Marines wear them at the bottom cuff of both sleeves.

In many civilian law enforcement agencies in the United States, officers and sheriff's deputies will be awarded service stripes for wear on their long sleeved uniforms, usually on the lower left sleeve.

Fleet Admiral collar device, shoulder board, and sleeve stripes.

The insignia for a Croatian Senior Admiral is two thick rank stripes on both the sleeve and shoulder board.

Sergeants wore their stripes on their upper sleeve.

An August 3, 1978, memo describing the sleeve stripes for The Motion Picture does not mention the rank of lieutenant j. g., assigning its insignia to ensign, and identifies the rear admiral insignia as having one double-width stripe below one regular-width stripe.

The letter was usually quite large and centered ( if the sweater was a pullover ); stripes on one sleeve designated the number of letters won, with a star indicating a team captain.

In 2007 the club switch to orange with white vertical pinstripes and orange shorts as their home kits and dark blue with orange vertical stripes that curve towards the sleeve and dark blue shorts as their away kit.

Ironically, both teams have since adopted these throwbacks more accurately as alternates, with Dallas now using the original, plain star helmet and Buffalo using the original red " standing buffalo " helmet on white background, as well as wearing the AFL-era jerseys as opposed to the Jim Kelly / Marv Levy-era jerseys ( the two jerseys have few noticeable differences other than sleeve stripes, which were present on the 1960s jerseys but not on the 1990s ones ).

Staff Corps officers wear their corps insignia, rather than the line officer's star, placed over their sleeve / shoulder board stripes on blues and whites and on their left collar point on khakis and utility / working uniforms.

An exception was the late U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist, who broke tradition by adorning his robe with four gold stripes on each sleeve.

* Dark navy short or long sleeve police style shirt with departmental crest, reflective stripes around arms and Toronto EMS / Paramedic in reflective print on chest and back.

The collar and sleeve ends are now the same color as the rest of the jersey.

The off-white pinstriped jersey, introduced as an alternate in 2010, becomes the primary home jersey while the plain-white jersey with blue placket and sleeve piping, first introduced in 1997, is now the home alternate.

The new album brought another new look, with the band pictured on the sleeve wearing ties, pin-striped suits, and with neatly combed hair, what Rowland described as " so clean and simple ; it's a much more adult approach now ".

Stevens ( now known as Yusuf Islam ) maintains that he disliked having his photo on the cover of his albums, as had previously been the case, although he allowed Bailey's photographs to be placed on the inner sleeve of the album.

As, my last bullet shot off the last button from his sleeve, I remarked quietly, ' You seem now, my lord, to be almost as ragged as the gentry you sneered at ,' and rode haughtily away.

Every reissue included a booklet with new photos, extensive sleeve notes by Mike Edison and a number of bonus tracks now making the new editions of Extra Width, Orange, Acme double CD sets.

In addition to the collar unit insignia, the SS now created a cuffband system which was worn on the lower left sleeve.

By the time of the Vietnam War, the Overseas Service Bar had adopted its current name and the patch was now worn on the lower right sleeve, instead of the left.

The term " drill chuck " clearly did not originate with him, but it seems that his new type of drill chuck long ago displaced all earlier types, which apparently lacked the angled jaw movement and outer sleeve that we now consider the norm.

The band signed only 600 copies ( on the " Complete Vision " sleeve ), which have now become collectors ' items.

On the sleeve Derek Taylor writes that these " four very nice kids [...] were not, nor are they now adventurous innovators, but they are ready, they are ready to be.

Another utility knife often used for cutting open boxes consists of a simple sleeve around a rectangular handle into which single-edge utility blades can be inserted.

Since they will still be working with scopes and other laparoscopic instruments, CO2 will have to be maintained in the patient's abdomen, so a device known as a hand access port ( a sleeve with a seal that allows passage of the hand ) must be used.

Not only were there rival machines with " down-stroke " and " frontstroke " positions that gave a visible printing point, the problem of typebar clashes could be circumvented completely: examples include Thomas Edison's 1872 electric print-wheel device which later became the basis for Teletype machines ; Lucien Stephen Crandall's typewriter ( the second to come onto the American market ) whose type was arranged on a cylindrical sleeve ; the Hammond typewriter of 1887 which used a semi-circular " type-shuttle " of hardened rubber ( later light metal ); and the Blickensderfer typewriter of 1893 which used a type wheel.

A clamp coupling is different from the sleeve coupling in that the sleeve used in this type is split from one side. The shafts are entered and keyed to this sleeve and then split sides are screwed together.

The initial release of the band's first album, From Genesis to Revelation, used a plain black sleeve with Genesis written in a green gothic typeface.

The piece was later used for the sleeve of the compilation album The Beatles ' Ballads, released in 1980.

The first successful sleeve valve was patented by Charles Yale Knight, and used twin alternating sliding sleeves.

The Burt-McCollum sleeve valve, as used by the Scottish company Argyll for its cars, and later adopted by Bristol for its radial aircraft engines, used a single sleeve which rotated around a timing axle set at 90 degrees to the cylinder axle.

A small number of designs used a " cuff " sleeve in the cylinder head instead of the cylinder proper, providing a more " classic " layout compared to traditional poppet valve engines.

* No springs are involved in the sleeve valve system, therefore the power needed to operate the valve remains largely constant with the engine's RPM, meaning that the system can be used at very high speeds with no penalty for doing so.

The greatest success for single sleeve valves ( SSV ) was in Bristol's large aircraft engines and they were also used in the Napier Sabre and Rolls-Royce Eagle engines.

These are derived from traditional pyjamas, and may be variations of style only, such as short sleeve pajamas, pajama-bottoms of varying length, or, on occasion, one-piece pajamas, or may involve variation in material used as well.

Cope recorded three solo albums during his Tamworth years, World Shut Your Mouth ( 1984 ), Fried ( 1984 ) and Saint Julian ( 1987 ), and all three used various locations around Tamworth for their sleeve art and several videos.

The sleeve design depicted a dilapidated movie house located on Old Street film studios in London, which was used by the group for rehearsals prior to their 1973 tour.

An embroidered cap version of the SS Gebirgsjäger sleeve patch was sewn to the left side skirt of the M43, whereas Heer caps always used a sew-on metal Gebirgsjäger insignia.

* Convertibles such as the Chrysler LeBaron ( c. 1988 ) used sleeve and groove systems to anchor a foldable vinyl tonneau cover, again installed manually from outside the car.

To join tubes end-to-end joint pins ( also called spigots ) or sleeve couplers are used, or both may be used together.

Historically, the wheels on railroad cars used sleeve bearings packed with waste or loose scraps cotton or wool fiber soaked in oil, then later used solid pads of cotton.