dengelenme

Dengelenme is a Turkish term describing the process by which a system attains balance or stability by reducing fluctuations and bringing its components into a steady state. The word derives from denge (balance) with the suffix -lenme, which denotes a process or state of becoming.

It is used across disciplines to refer to the act of stabilizing dynamic behaviour. In engineering and physics, dengelenme covers methods that dampen oscillations or control trajectories so that a system settles at an equilibrium point. This includes mechanical damping of vibrating structures, feedback control in automatic systems, and signal stabilization in electronics.

In economics and social sciences, dengelenme denotes stabilization policies that aim to lessen volatility in variables such as inflation, output, or exchange rates. In ecology and biology, it can describe the tendency of populations or physiological processes to return to baseline after disturbance, a concept related to homeostasis and resilience.

Approaches to dengelenme include passive damping, active regulation through feedback loops, compensation of disturbances, and regulatory or policy interventions that alter system parameters to promote stability. The specific techniques depend on the system’s nature, objectives, and constraints.

Despite its broad use, dengelenme is predominantly a general term rather than a specialized theory, and its meaning is clarified by context. Related concepts include balance, equilibrium, stabilization, damping, and regulation.