The phrase
"bipolar seesaw" refers to a situation where things constantly change and swing between two opposite extremes or moods like a see-saw. It typically describes someone experiencing intense and frequent shifts between extreme happiness and extreme sadness or depression.
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«bipolar»
«seesaw»
Sentences with «bipolar seesaw»
- This «bipolar seesaw behavior of the Atlantic Ocean,» as the paper calls it, led to a southward shift in the Intertropical Convergence Zone, which carried the monsoon rains away from sub-Saharan Africa and into the South African region. (scientificamerican.com)
- We have a pretty good idea that the Heinrich events, with the most prominent bipolar seesaw behavior, are linked to ice - sheet behavior, but we're less confident about the non-Heinrich cold phases of the D / O oscillations (the cold phases do have more ice - rafted debris in these non-Heinrich cold - phases than in warm phases, but is that an ice - dynamical signal, a survival - of - icebergs signal, or something else?). (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
- Although the phasing for event C is less clear because of the relatively small CO2 increase, our findings provide strong support for an active bipolar seesaw during MIS 18. (nature.com)
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