reguliuojantys

Reguliuojantys is a Lithuanian word that translates to "regulating" or "controlling" in English. It is a verbal adjective derived from the verb "reguliuoti," meaning to regulate or to control. The word "reguliuojantys" can be used in various contexts to describe something that is in the process of adjusting, managing, or governing.

In a technical or scientific context, "reguliuojantys" might refer to a mechanism or system that actively maintains a certain state or parameter within a desired range. For example, a "reguliuojantis termostatas" would be a thermostat that regulates temperature. Similarly, in economics, "reguliuojantis organas" could refer to a regulatory body that oversees a particular sector.

In a broader, more abstract sense, "reguliuojantys" can describe anything that exerts influence or imposes order. It implies an ongoing action of adjustment and adaptation. For instance, social norms can be seen as "reguliuojantys" forces that shape individual behavior. The word emphasizes the dynamic and active nature of control or management. The specific meaning often depends heavily on the surrounding nouns and the overall context in which it is used.