tablero造句

• An overview of differing Talud-tablero styles used by different Mesoamerican cultures
• Along the Avenue of the Dead are many smaller talud-tablero platforms.
• The mural occupies the tablero, which is topped by a double cornice.
• La encontre al pie del tablero, observandolo con impaciencia, como si estuviera por viajar.
• Hay tambien un tablero de mando que envia al robot simples ordenes como " retrocede ".
• The Feathered Serpent Pyramid is a six-level step pyramid built in the talud-tablero style.
• In the 5th century AD it was built using the " talud-tablero " style.
• The earliest pyramid exhibits the talud-tablero motif style and is painted with insects resembling a Teotihuacan style.
• Disenado como un perfecto tablero de anchas calles y grandes avenidas con intersecciones octogonales, L'Eixample crecio con rapidez.
• The talud is painted black as well as the bottom part of the tablero, with some minor details in ochre.
• No me agrada cuando sencillamente se trata de lanzar dardos a ciegas hacia un tablero de comercialismo, sin un sentido de estetica.
• It was built during the 5th century AD using the Teotihuacan-influenced " talud-tablero " style of Maya architecture.
• Herrera no tardo en advertir que muchas personas buscaban en el website informacion sobre otros pueblos de Durango, y puso un tablero de mensajes.
• In 1995 a tomb underneath the talud-tablero Hunal temple was discovered by a team of archaeologists led by Robert Sharer and David Sedat.
• A wide stairway climbed the west side of the temple, it was flanked on the lower level by two large talud-tablero panels.
• Kasparov no cierra el juego cuando le toca contar algunas preferencias personales por fuera del tablero : " Me gusta escuchar cualquier tipo de musica.
• Each of these consists of a sloping base wall called a talud and a vertical wall called a tablero, which was fairly common in Mesoamerica.
• One such residential shrine that has been excavated and consolidated at the Lool Group revealed its form to be " talud-tablero ".
• Many different variants on the " talud-tablero " style arose throughout Mesoamerica, developing and manifesting themselves differently among the various cultures.
• From the 4th century through to the 6th century the use of " talud-tablero " architecture became notable in the Mundo Perdido.