The phrase "a different slower" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to compare something that is different and slower, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I need a different, slower approach to this problem."
Alternatives: "a distinct slower" or "a varied slower".
To listen to him is to listen back across the decades to a different, slower world where a cultured, polyglot elite lived out the last hours of a golden age -- buried now under two world wars.
"I'm a dancer myself so I was drawn to capturing shapes and movement," he says of his initial impulse to photograph his fellow dancers, "but the first thing I learned is that photography works at a different, slower pace.
At older times, the data are characterized by a much less rapid decrease in the recording rate, indicating a different, slower process.
On the other side, Fiorina and her staff appear to believe that the HP Way is an anachronism of a different, slower time; and that, for the company to survive and succeed in the future, it must be driven purely by a rational business strategy not some metaphysical mumbo jumbo left over from the good old days.
Noting how the film was set in the Caribbean and had a different, slower pace than Speed, Mancina gave the score a "Jamaican/Latin feel" by incorporating reggae music in between action sequences.
(4) The journey gave a different, slower pace to the passing of days.
The Rapture has a different slow song, a wavery and convincing benediction called "Silent Morning" -- complete with vocal chorales, jingle bells and feedback -- on "Compilation #1" (DFA), a collection of singles produced by Mr. Murphy and Mr. Goldsworthy.
For instance, experimental comparisons between depressive and schizophrenic patients have shown a different slowing structure, with a slowness in both motor and cognitive components in depressed patients, whereas the schizophrenic patients only exhibited a slowness in the cognitive component [ 66].
But during the Timbers' season finale in Carson, the league's assist leader had elevated to an entirely different level — his play that of a person seeing the game at a different, much slower speed.
There is also, not insignificantly, the chance to tell a story at a different, far slower pace.
But this felt different, slower, easier, more meaningful and natural.
