Sentence examples for visitors independently from inspiring English sources

Such isolated areas, which have traditionally drawn visitors independently engaging in traditional outdoor recreation activities, have not been able to draw enough customers willing to pay for natural and cultural history tours.

Statistics are hard to come by, but the China National Tourism Administration agency says that in 2013 "the number of visitors travelling independently surpassed those who utilised organised tours to become the main force of China's outbound tourism market".

In contrast with previous research, our closed-ended instrument made it possible for visitors to endorse each explanation independently of the others, permitting a more nuanced analysis of their relationships and providing evidence for this claim.

Both girls said it had been Umm Sayyaf who had come to take Ms Mueller away to be raped by a man she referred to as Abu Khaled – an important Isis visitor who both have since independently identified as the organisation's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

He was alone at the mill that day and making hay in a nearby field, and purposely stayed out of sight so his visitors could observe the mill running independently without human supervision.

Between 48 and 72 hours, the diameter of palpable skin induration was recorded (in millimeters) independently by two home visitors using digital calipers.

Additionally, our instruments were developed in a two-stage process and were very sensitive to subtle changes in explanatory structure because, unlike open-ended instruments, they allowed visitors to endorse each type of explanation independently of the others.

Visitors also may explore the virtual clinic independently through the Google Sketchup interface (http://virtualclinicsite.org/freePlay.html).html

It's a 10-mile hike to the falls, and visitors have two options: either make a reservation independently, or buy into a guided tour.

This measure gave visitors the opportunity to endorse one or both explanations independently of each other, which permits a more nuanced analysis of their relationship.

Young visitors can also investigate "Slash" — in docent-led tours or independently — and make their own art, above.