Regulator
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Regulator may refer to:
- Regulator (automatic control), a device that maintains a designated characteristic
- Regulator (economics), an agency established by central government for the control of or intervention in the operation of markets
- Regulator gene, a gene involved in controlling the expression of one or more other genes
- Regulatory agency or Regulator, an agency responsible for exercising autonomous authority over some area of human activity
- Regulator, a precision pendulum clock - originally used as a time-standard for adjusting or regulating other clocks and watches
- Regulator, an auxiliary physics concept used in regularization
- Regulator (mathematics), a positive real number used in Dirichlet's unit theorem
- Regulator, British term for a steam engine's throttle
- Regulators, components of Uilleann pipes, a form of bagpipes
[edit] Music and literature
- The Regulators, a novel by Stephen King writing as Richard Bachman
- "The Regulator", a song by Clutch from Blast Tyrant
- "Regulator", a song by Devin Townsend from Ocean Machine: Biomech
[edit] Groups of people
- Regulator, the former name for a member of the Royal Navy Police
- Regulator, a faction in the War of the Regulation (1760-1771)
- Regulator, a member of the Shaysites, followers of Daniel Shays during Shays' Rebellion (1786)
- Regulator, a faction in the Regulator–Moderator War (1839-1844)
- Regulator, a vigilante organized in response to the Banditti of the Prairie (1835-1848)
- Regulator, a member of the Lincoln County Regulators, deputized posse during the Lincoln County War (1878)
- Regulator, a member of Bravo Company, Third Battalion of Navy Provisional Detainee Battalion TWO
[edit] See also
- All pages beginning with "regulator"
- All pages with titles containing "regulator"
- Regulate (disambiguation)
- Regulation (disambiguation)
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