Chevrons

Chevrons of seniority The Foreign Legion still uses chevrons to indicate seniority (chevrons d'ancienneté).

Exact positions of chevrons and ribs unknown due to poor preservation.

The Chevrons are expected to arrive in Pakistan tomorrow.

With help from the Boots and Saddles production company, soldiers will wear era-appropriate frockcoats, military blouses, chevrons, and kepi hats and do battle in a way that’s safe for spectators.

Masakadza, Solomon Mire, Brendan Taylor, Craig Ervine, Sean Williams, Sean Williams and Chigumbura should once again be entrusted with the job of scoring the much needed runs for the Chevrons.

The city has put cycling chevrons in the middle of each side of the road but many cyclists are complaining that this is too dangerous.

Angle brackets main Chevrons are often used to enclose highlighted material.

Furs, chevrons and five-pointed stars are more frequent in France and Britain than elsewhere.

In a departure from the Navy conventions, all petty officers E-6 and below wear red chevrons and all chief petty officers wear gold.

In American usage, chevrons typically point towards the neck; in Commonwealth usage they usually point away from the neck.

In layman's terms, this was a blue shield displaying, from top to bottom, a silver lion with red tongue and claws, a silver stripe bearing two red cogwheels, and two silver chevrons and a horseshoe.

In physical sciences, chevrons are used to denote an average over time or over another continuous parameter.

In the Commonwealth, the correct terminology for rank chevrons includes the number of stripes, called "bars", therefore, the sergeants' insignia is properly termed a "3-bar chevron".

In the formal specification language, braces define a set and chevrons define a sequence.

Lower noncommissioned ranks were indicated by upright and inverted chevrons worn on the upper left arm.

Promotions among enlisted personnel and non-commissioned officers are generally designated by increasing numbers of insignia chevrons.

The less-than and greater-than symbols are often used as replacements for chevrons.

The two chevrons of the logo represent the intermeshing contact of the two. citation The presentation of the logo has evolved over time.