time·scale 
(tīmskāl′)
(tīmskāl′)n.
1. A period of time seen in relation to a process or a series of phenomena: "What seems most steadfast over the human life span may be evanescent on a geological or astronomical timescale" (Brian Hayes).
2. A schedule or arrangement of events or commitments: The two nations agreed to a timescale for disarmament.
- shooting iron
- shooting script
- shooting star
- shooting stick
- shoot in the foot
- shoot off face
- shoot off mouth
- shoot off one's face
- shoot off one's mouth
- shoot off (one's) mouth/face
- shoot (one's) bolt
- shoot one's bolt
- shoot (oneself) in the foot
- shoot oneself in the foot
- shoot (one's) wad
- shoot one's wad
- shootout
- shoot-out
- shoot straight
- shoot the breeze
- shoot the breeze/bull
- shoot the bull
- shoot-the-chute
- shoot the shit
- shoot the works