Sentence examples for stimulate visitors from inspiring English sources

Pan and the goat lie at the very limits of this range: if this garden is designed to stimulate visitors to talk philosophy with the owner and to leave the banalities of everyday life behind, Pan and the goat threaten to puncture the Arcadian idyll.

To stimulate citizens into thinking of this issue, Baden-Württemberg, a southern state in Germany, arranged for the redesign of its Expedition N mobile exhibition from a rather traditional experience of simply supplying information to visitors to a more interactive experience designed to stimulate visitors' interest and raise their awareness about the changing energy system.

The smart grid concept is not well understood by most people outside the relevant technology industries; therefore, the interactive simulation game aimed to make the idea more accessible and memorable and to stimulate visitors' curiosity and desire to give it a try.

The purpose of the machine — which was like a bicycle wheel in a glass case with no obvious source of energy — was to stimulate museum visitors to think about the paradoxes of thermodynamics — and to be skeptical of inventors who claimed to have created cost-free energy.

In the mobile exhibition, besides staff stimulating visitors' curiosity by initiating discussions, information terminals also pose questions to encourage visitors to find answers.

It is not hard to imagine how enveloping these sights and sounds will become in time – the animals should mostly be relocated this summer, while the vegetation will mature over years – and how thoroughly the experience could then stimulate the visitor's imagination.

Dai Wei, whose inner life is periodically stimulated by visitors to his sickbed, notes each new diversion — cell phones, e-mail, video disks, anti-Western nationalism, New Age religion, the Olympics — that beguiles his countrymen away from the idealism of 1989.

Pride in the local area increased through seeing the work and value of the partnership and local business stimulated through visitors use of food and other retail outlets.

"Livestock excreta" was generated from "2) Livestock," which was stimulated by visitor consumption in "10) Foods".

In Kyoto, the industries which were stimulated by visitor consumption were tertiary industries, which restrained the induced waste generation.

"Dust" and "cinders" were mainly generated from "70) Electricity," which was stimulated by visitor consumption in "101) Lodging" and "100) Eating and drinking," and "78 Railway transport".