Sentence examples for interpretive display from inspiring English sources

Motorized vehicles and overnight camping would still be prohibited, but the site might include an interpretive display for day visitors.

On the center's second floor is an interpretive display (in Spanish) of the history and anthropology of the region.

The designer Donna Karan, in keeping with her attempt to establish a somewhat mystical and urban-savvy brand, approached the tragedy through a more interpretive display.

The 2006 reports render the proverb as, "It is not a taboo to return and fetch it when you forget," while the new interpretive display offers the easier-to-grasp phrase, "Look to the past to understand the present").

It is featured in an interpretive display in the federal building at 290 Broadway (the construction of which led to the discovery of the graves), which describes it as a direct link to "cultures found in Ghana and the Ivory Coast".

Two visitor centers, one at the SNRA headquarters north of Ketchum and one at Redfish Lake, provide orientation, books, maps, and interpretive displays and are staffed by either forest service interpreters or volunteers.

The visitor center has excellent interpretive displays and examples of pottery, jewelry, stone implements and other Hohokam crafts.

The option for increasing recreational day use facilities and interpretive displays at the site would be dependent upon available funding.

However, beyond the visitor centre's interpretive displays it was just a short walk to overhanging ledges where he delightedly pointed out clusters of pictographs.

The touristic trade could also benefit from educational and interpretive displays of the wave energy technology, whilst ecotourism opportunities may arise that could address tourism seasonality.

Located in the heart of the blast zone, 52 miles east of Castle Rock, Washington, the observatory hosts interpretive displays that tell the biological, geological, and human story of Mount St. Helens.