regolazioni

Regolazioni is the plural of regolazione in Italian, referring to the act or process of regulating, adjusting, or tuning a system, device, or policy to achieve a desired performance or state. The term encompasses calibrations, settings, and policy changes across domains.

Etymology and scope: The word derives from regolare ("to regulate"), and in practice it covers both physical adjustments (calibrations, tuning) and non-physical changes (policy updates).

Applications span technical, artistic, and administrative contexts. In engineering and manufacturing, regolazioni include instrument calibration and tuning of control parameters. In electronics and audio, they cover gain, bias, and filter settings. In music, tuning adjusts pitch of instruments. In governance and business, regolazioni denote regulatory updates or policy revisions to meet standards or respond to changes.

Process and quality: Typical steps include assessing performance, defining targets, measuring results, implementing changes, verifying outcomes, and documenting the adjustments. Effective regolazioni rely on traceability, repeatability, and risk assessment; in regulated contexts changes may require approval.

See also: calibration, tuning, regulation.