The phrase "different timings" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to variations or differences in the times or schedules of events. Example: "The conference was held in different timings this year, with workshops and seminars spread out over three days instead of the usual two."
That's really what I spend most of my time on, trying different timings and tunings.
Comparing 20 patients, BM first, with 11 at different timings, revealed no difference of baseline or best combination (P = 0.1, P = 0.2, respectively).
Different timings, sometimes by years, during which time 'patient access schemes', with part-funding by manufacturers, were introduced into NICE calculations.
The study was performed in different countries between March 2010 and June 2011 taking into account large variations in the timescales of ethics applications, and different timings between Northern & Southern Hemisphere term-times.
When we process two similar images captured at different timings, we sometimes encounter a non-negligible difference in their brightness.
(M )–(P ) Time course of changes in the membrane potential response relative to the time of the pairing spike (t = 0), averaged over two different timings for the pairing spike (see 'Simulation protocol' in 'Materials and methods').
"I've had to learn different nuances from the jazzers, for example, different timings".
Sollitt grew into the tradition, fascinated by the effects of different timings, temperatures and quantities on simple ingredients such as his fondant's water, sugar and peppermint oil.
When the two women repeated their mirroring duet onstage while a rehearsal of it played, the different timings of the two pairs hinted at the layerings of memory.
Gordon screens that deathless scene from Taxi Driver – "Are you talkin' to me?" – at fractionally different timings on facing screens so that De Niro's Travis Bickle appears to talk himself into a loop of wildly schizophrenic feedback.
It charts which premature babies went on to suffer various forms of "functional disability" after different timings of birth, and laments that "in the United States... it can be difficult to challenge the prevailing rhetoric that every possible effort must be made to save every human life".
