Sentence examples for effect on visitors from inspiring English sources

And the effect on visitors?

Penny said the "fantastic" painting "will have a revolutionary effect on the collection and an electrifying effect on visitors".

However, it was also reported by the teacher candidates, that the faculty web site had neither a customized site search engine nor a promotional video and that, the promotional images needed a more professional touch in order to have a stronger effect on visitors.

The seemingly-simple structures can provide a hypnotic effect on visitors, as you begin to notice anti-matter, of sorts, throughout the gallery space: the silence between the Ping-Pong balls, the way the light from Breath Of Light refracts off the gallery's bone-white walls; the way that structures inform space, and how space informs structures.

Although experimentally manipulating these two service quality attributes did significantly change their perceived performance, they did not have a statistically significant effect on visitor satisfaction and loyalty.

Two service quality attributes (ranger presence and provision of information) were manipulated to test whether they have an effect on visitor satisfaction and loyalty in a remote national park.

Merlin Entertainments used to argue that its theme parks and attractions, such as the London Eye, Legoland and Gardaland in Italy, were so popular that terrorist attacks in the UK and the rest of Europe only had a temporary effect on visitor numbers.

That said, the tourism board cannot be certain what effect restrictions on visitors would have on the tourism industry.

However, although QR codes are a cost-effective way of delivering digital information in these spaces, there is as yet little information on the resulting effects on visitor engagement.

Specifically, S dp increased as stem size increased and increased as inflorescence size increased at a greater rate in A. mellifera than in Bombus spp. There was a significant overall effect of visitor taxon on pollinator effectiveness through female (tN = 382 = 4.9, P = 1.0 × 10−4) and male (tN = 382 = 7.5, P < 2.2 × 10−16) reproduction, measured using insertions and removals, respectively.

The Ngong Hills Wind Farm had a slightly positive effect on the visitors who saw them.