The phrase "a different timescale in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying durations or timelines in a specific context, such as projects, events, or processes.
Example: "The two projects operate on a different timescale in terms of their completion deadlines."
Alternatives: "a different timeline in" or "a different schedule in".
Brief Encounter used this trick, on a different timescale, with its masterful weaving-in of Rachmaninov's second piano concerto.
Since each piece of the causal relationship evolves in a different timescale, it is essential to combine results of multiple modeling studies employing different physical approaches.
Therefore, TRPV1 and TRPV4 might be involved in regulation of the neuronal architecture not only in response to different stimuli but also along a different timescale.
Such models typically consider the case where population dynamics occurs on a different timescale to evolution.
The change to more arid climatic condition since the middle Miocene combining with tectonic uplift should attribute to the inconsistent erosion rates over different timescales in Qilian Shan Mountains.
We all live on different timescales in our everyday lives, where we are surrounded by technological as well as social structures from different time periods.
In addition, an interesting mathematical problem arising from the analysis of the SS solution is the development of systematic methods to treat equations that evolve on different timescales in different parts of phase space (cf. [31]).
I have reviewed geophysical information on the structural heterogeneities in the crust and the upper mantle, and crustal deformation at different timescales in and around the seismic source region.
It remains a challenge for future studies to explore systematically both the spatial and temporal aspects of coding and to elucidate how the brain adjusts different timescales in order to faithfully represent the outside world.
