CHESTERFIELD _ Originally, this beltless overcoat _ named for the Earl of Chesterfield _ was worn to make a political statement, but now it's a classic noted for its black velvet collar.
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Furthermore, as this is a beltless cartridge headspacing is designed to take place on the shoulder, which is considered beneficial by some as it is thought to promote accuracy and prolong case life of the cartridge.
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To improve efficiency, and because the gasoline engine shuts down during electric-only operation, the alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioner compressor are beltless; rather than being tied to engine output,
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Short ties ( that didn't come close to the waistband ), pants cuffed high above the ankles, and beltless waistbands were other novelties that will lose their appeal on less-than-perfect bodies.
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It is a beltless, rebated rim cartridge created by necking up the . 300 Remington Ultra Magnum case to . 375 caliber with no other changes . producing 5070 ft�lbf ( 6.88 kJ ) of energy.
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Dennis Rodman ( riding up on Harley in fish-net stockings, leather vest and fake Marv Albert wig ) : A tall freak in a beltless trench coat, a fat dude wearing Gortex, and some food and stuff.
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Before P & AMP; G burst on to the scene in 1989, J & AMP; J was the only big national-level player, with two brands-- Carefree, a belted sanitary napkin, and Stayfree, a beltless one.
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The attacker extends their arm under the opponent's armpit and across their back while turning sideways, forcing the opponent forward and throwing him to the ground without touching the " mawashi " ( " beltless arm throw " ).
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In the 1930s, a particularly sinister Santa unaccountably turned up for the National Broadcasting Co .'s annual Christmas radio broadcast in a beltless sack suit with a cap whose band was so broad he might as well have been wearing a pillowcase on his head.
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Other rules cause other little hassles : In Coweta, if your pants have belt loops, you must have a belt-- so kids are searching stores for beltless pants or cutting off their loops to comply . ( Hill, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 18.
