"thinking room" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or time dedicated for calm contemplation and thoughtfulness. For example, "I need some thinking room to figure out the best way to handle this situation."
A whole world of space surrounds each tiny work so that visitors have thinking room between pictures.
Gemini has established a "thinking room" in its Morristown headquarters where consultants can sit in isolation booths, put on goggles and think deep thoughts.
As an example, the noble metal microstructures including tortuous Ag wire and hierarchically hedgehog-like Au sphere have been obtained via a reduction of silver nitrate or hydrogen tetrachloroaurate using the as-prepared conducting film without any additives, which may open up a thinking room for us to search new microstructures and new materials.
The results shown 11 elements of the model which were: 1) Problem Base, 2) Resources, 3) Collaboration, 4) Coaching, 5) Scaffolding, 6) Science Clinic, 7) Cognitive Tools, 8) Thai Local Wisdom Room, 9) Scientific Thinking Room, 10) Science Laboratory, and 11) Scientific Thinking Practice Room.
Think deeper first and where you have made mistake and try to improve, before the suggested answers are given to you…(if not), you don't even need to think…(Chemistry student 1)." "If we think about it, we can identify where we went wrong… and it will lead us to redo that part…It gives us some thinking room, unless, we really don't know the answers.
This makes it Moa's second-highest peaking album, behind Thinking Room (2001), which peaked at number-one on the Albums Chart.
The open plan interiors and glassy walls of Modernist architecture were the expression of an urban culture relaxing, said Winifred Gallagher, the author of "House Thinking: A Room-by-Room Look at How We Live".
See tour dAnds for the album here.
In the dark days, when we had to close and move, I thought it would just be too expensive, because I was thinking, dining room, kitchen, bar, library".
"Once you have kids and once you give up those things, it was like, 'Who was I kidding?' I remember thinking this room will look nice again — in about 18 years".
Perhaps it's related to "emotional residue", which describes the way we can't help thinking of rooms previously occupied by sad people as having a sad vibe.
