see-sawing

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Editorial note

Egalitarianism, freedom of thought, even the see-sawing from monarchy to republic to monarchy again (America excluded).

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Alternative spelling of seesaw. [(intransitive) To use a seesaw.]

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verb

Alternative spelling of seesaw. [(intransitive) To use a seesaw.]

noun

Alternative spelling of seesaw. [A structure composed of a plank, balanced in the middle, used as a game in which one person goes up as the other goes down.]

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verb

Alternative spelling of seesaw. [(intransitive) To use a seesaw.]

noun

Alternative spelling of seesaw. [A structure composed of a plank, balanced in the middle, used as a game in which one person goes up as the other goes down.]

Example sentences

Egalitarianism, freedom of thought, even the see-sawing from monarchy to republic to monarchy again (America excluded).

The endpoints of lines in the gradient space Show where the see-sawing planes fall into place.

But that's exactly the sort of see-sawing you need to at least keep an eye out for when doing this sort of work.

I think it's important to have both at the same time, so you don't end up see-sawing between the two.

I suspect we'll see a lot of see-sawing of monthly inflation in positive and negative directions for the next year.

I for one am perpetually see-sawing between insane focused passion for what I am doing and full blown existential crisis.

Maintaining a better creative + technical balance, instead of see-sawing.

I am see-sawing about not using discussion platforms any more because of this...

So long story short, I think we need better continuous glucose monitors to prevent potential wild see-sawing when there are two opposing meds, as with the insulin-glucagon combo.

I too burned myself out around when I was 30, got ulcers and Chrohns disease (still have it but it's manageable now), and kept on see-sawing between falling ill and working like crazy.

So I think we'll see see-sawing difficulty in alternate 2016-block periods for a while, until a new equilibrium is reached (at a lower difficulty / lower network hash rate than before the reward drop).

I of course am aware that property taxes change over time, but I don't think this kind of strongly observable see-sawing of the property taxes actually exists - so probably more data than just guessing would be useful.