The word "regulate" in literature is employed to denote various forms of control and organization, whether it be over personal behavior, natural phenomena, or societal structures. In some works, it is used to convey the idea of managing conduct or feelings, as when a character is urged to control their emotions or conduct in line with moral principles [1][2][3]. In political and legal contexts, it reflects the exercise of power—for instance, governing electoral processes or the disposition of commerce—illustrating the structuring and enforcement of systems within society [4][5][6]. Additionally, the term appears in more tangible forms, managing the coordination of physical actions such as setting a watch or dividing spoils [7][8][9]. Through these diverse applications, literature uses "regulate" to capture the notion of imposing order on both the inner self and the external world.