The phrase 'sole pattern' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a single, distinct example of something, typically used in comparison to other examples. For example, "The sole pattern of crime in this town is theft and vandalism."
Sew the third jeans sole pattern at the bottom.
Select a very common sole pattern so even if you leave footprints it won't cause much harm.
Cut two of each piece taking care to flip the sole pattern so you get one right foot and one left.
Measure around the back of the sole pattern piece, from where the arch starts, around the back, and around to where the arch starts on the other side.
Cut out three pieces of sole pattern for each foot from your old jeans by measuring your feet or your shoes.
The "SK8" sneaker, for example, offers 40 different sole patterns alone, ranging from "devil dance" to "volleyball woman".
For example, sole patterns indicating the brand and model of a shoe may not be as informative for a comparison as acquired characteristics such as damage or wear patterns.
However, disentangling the relative contribution of neutral demography and natural selection to mtDNA introgression remains a major challenge when based on the sole patterns of polymorphism of mtDNA sequence in populations (see e.g., Melo-Ferreira et al. 2011).
Lay the cotton lining between two jeans sole patterns.
The results demonstrated that the highest biomass yield of peppermint in the first harvest was achieved in sole cropping pattern (317.2 g m−2) followed by 3 2, 3 1, 2 3 and 2 1 intercropping ratios.
There is also evidence suggesting that the relatively low frequency (<5%) of these antibodies, particularly when they are the sole ANA pattern in serum, in AARD makes them potentially useful biomarkers to rule out the presence of systemic autoimmune disease, although they may not help in ruling out RA [4, 14, 15, 16, 17].
