… We say that such constructs introduce “fine control of demand,” because they all make … of
Haskell, and all for compelling reasons. The Haskell features with fine control of demand are: …

… Haskell language least well understood by its community of users. In this paper, we characterize
the control of demand … the issue we focus on here: the fine control of demand in Haskell. …

… code looks like, but will also familiarize her with Haskell's … them incrementally as our examples
demand, and enclose them … This is fine as far as it goes, but we typically need to produce …

… , output from renewables, and demand. Each day, these … The firm also has reserve
requirements for meeting demand … of nested risk measures and defines a new formulation for risk…

… In short, to get started with Haskell, you need a text editor and a Haskell compiler. You …
For example, entering 5 * -3 will make GHCi yell at you, but entering 5* (-3) will work just fine…

… : using the channel created through the fork call would demand that we know the full list of
Pids … The structure is fairly fine grained in that multiple processes can access and modify these …

… an informal overview of the meaning of these constructs, and then in Section 2.2, we show
how Haskell’s fine control of demand leads to unexpected complexity in Haskell evaluation. …

… with annotations to control the demand of evaluation of expressions, … too fine granularity
for obtaining good speedup, but it is very interesting for demonstrating how expressive Haskell# …

… When a Haskell programmer says that two Haskell types are the “same”, … 6.2 On-demand
instance generation … work with them in the solver just fine. This leads to constraints of the form …