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| | The 2006-2011 World Outlook for Tanning, Currying, and Finishing Hides and Skins; Having Others Process Hides and Skins ... |
 | | For these countries, equilibrium latent demand is assumed to be perfectly parametric and not a function of wealth (i.e., a country’s stock of income), but a function of current income (a country’s flow of income). | | | There can be latent demand at the retail level, at the wholesale level, the manufacturing level, and the raw materials level (the P.I.E. of higher levels of the value chain being always smaller than the P.I.E. of levels at lower levels of the same value chain, assuming all levels maintain minimum profitability). | | | However, I allow firms to have different propensities to consume (including being on consumption functions with differing slopes, which can account for differences in industrial organization, and end-user preferences). |
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| | svendtofte.com - Curried JavaScript functions |
| | The interface to the function has not changed, which is one of the benefits of currying. | | | The change, isn't unlike the first curried function I showed in JavaScript, in that it does verbose argument count checking, and acts on it. | | | Currying is a useful technique, with which you can partially evaluate functions. |
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| | Currying Favour : pixeldiva |
| | A major client was spending a couple of days in the office and the Divisional Manager decided that he was to be taken out and entertained. | | | Mr Singh's used to be the nearest good curry house to the office where I worked in Park Circus. | | | Many a fantastic lunch out with the girls (or the team) was held there. |
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| | currying problems |
| | Without the condition of receiving no arguments, you wouldn't know whether to return a function or a value in each context. | | | However, if you say that it is supposed to return a function unless it gets 0 arguments, in which case it's supposed to return a value. | | | For example, when it evaluates (curry* +) Is it supposed to return a number or a function? |
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| | Bark Tanning: Currying |
| | How exactly this is done, again depends on what you are looking for in the final product. | | | "Currying is defined as "the preparation of tanned skins for the purpose of imparting to them the necessary smoothness, color, luster and suppleness". | | | Contact us, Consulting services, Press room, Backcountry Publishing. |
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| | Sriram Krishnan : Functional Programming in C# - Currying |
| | I agree with Richard, partial function application is more correct. | | | Currying is the process of converting a n-argument function f into a single-argument which takes a parameter p1, and returns a single-argument function which takes a parameter p2, and... | | | The magic part is that you can create another curry passing this 'adder' delegate. |
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http://blogs.msdn.com/sriram/archive/2005/08/07/448722.aspx
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| | Workplace Politics: Currying Favor; apple-polishing,kissing up,workplace politics |
| | Similarly, most of us agree occasionally to "step up" to impossible tasks. | | | Although these tactics can be difficult to identify, they're transparent to some, especially to those who've used them personally, or who have experienced their use by others. | | | Organizations must make decisions on their merits, whether the issue is the substance of the work, the configuration of the organization, or the advancement of personnel. |
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| | Blackholes can be called "list inserters" that defaults to the empty list. | | | This is important to realize as the "uncurried" method will return the same subroutine reference for $curried and $other. | | | The arguments will be interpreted as arguments to the already curried subroutine and processed accordingly. |
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| | Charming Python: Functional programming in Python, Part 3 |
| | from functional import * taxcalc = lambda income,rate,deduct: (income-(deduct))*rate taxCurry = curry(taxcalc) taxCurry = taxCurry(50000) taxCurry = taxCurry(0.30) taxCurry = taxCurry(10000) print "Curried taxes due =",taxCurry print "Curried expression taxes due =", \ curry(taxcalc)(50000)(0.30)(10000) | | | The underlying insight of "currying" is that it is possible to treat (almost) every function as a partial function of just one argument. | | | Never content with partial solutions, one reader -- Richard Davies -- raised the issue of whether we might move bindings all the way into individual expressions. |
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| | Currying - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Currying makes it easy to define these functions. | | | The practical motivation for currying is that very often the functions you get by supplying some but not all of the arguments to a curried function are useful; for example, many languages have a function or operator similar to | | | In other words, currying is the statement that product and Hom are adjoint functors; this is the key property of being a Cartesian closed category. |
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| | Function Currying in Scheme |
| | Function currying is the process of partially, or incrementally, supplying arguments to a function. | | | Curried functions are delayed functions expecting the remainder of the arguments to be supplied. | | | A method for generalized function currying in Scheme is given. |
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| | The idea of currying |
| | Currying and Scheme is not related to each other. | | | Currying can be seen as a way of generating intermediate functions which accept additional parameters to complete a calculation | | | Currying must be integrated at a more basic level to be elegant and useful |
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| | LtU Classic Archives |
| | Currying allows you to glue together the glue from lots of little pieces. | | | Currying really helps with stating theorems and writing high order code, and allows you to write code similar to J's tacit definitions. | | | Haskell's syntax for currying, I would guess, was adopted from Curry and Schoenfinkel's syntax for combinatory logic, in which there are no variables as such. |
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| | CSc 520 Principles of Programming Languages : |
| | A function is specialized by supplying values for one or more (but not all) of its arguments. | | | Currying is the preferred way of constructing multi-argument functions. | | | The main advantage of currying is that it allows us to define specialized versions of an existing function. |
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| | Currying |
| | Now, we do not suggest that you curry all of your functions--having multiple parameters is very convenient. | | | If you have a function that takes more than one parameter, it is always possible to convert it into a function that takes only one parameter. | | | Let's define the function c+ (for ``curried'' +) that takes only one parameter, which is a number. |
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| | Encyclopedia4U - Currying concept - Encyclopedia Article |
| | Run and return successor is a fundamental idea to the Lambda closure idea of currying, and we demonstrate it in the second example. | | | Currying is a universe of single argument functions. | | | In brief, returning a custom object, partially configured by some argument, ready to either do work or accept more configuration, is the act of currying. |
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| | Sriram on Currying in C# 2.0 |
| | Currying makes it easy to define these functions." | | | I'm looking for a useful example beyond "an easy way to define a function for the ++ operator". | | | Or in other words: How is currying going to help me in my everyday software development? |
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| | [Python-Dev] Re: PEP 309 misuses the term "currying" |
| | Currying is turning a function that takes its arguments > all at once as a tuple into a function that takes them one at a time > by partial application. | | | If this were currying according to your description, the result would always be callable with a single argument (yielding, perhaps, another function object). | | | Whether or not a language supports the syntax you show above for partial application can be seen as independent of the meaning of currying. |
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| | Currying at opensource encyclopedia |
| | A curried function typically consumes the first argument evaluating to another function, which consumes the second argument, evaluating to... | | | In functional programming languages, currying is an operation performed on functions of more than one argument. | | | Currying a function f of two arguments produces a function g of one argument that returns a function of one argument such that f(x, y) equals (g(x))(y), or in Lisp notation |
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| | [Laszlo-user] Function Currying in JavaScript and Laszlo? |
| | Closures are supported, however, which give you the ability to create variations on a theme at runtime, as the currying example shows. | | | So I think it was simply a product decision on their part to leave that feature out in exchange for making the plug-in small. | | | Previous message: [Laszlo-user] Function Currying in JavaScript and Laszlo? |
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| | [Python-Dev] PEP 309, function currying |
| | Partial application is a way of transforming a function by specifying values for some of its arguments. | | | Currying is a way of transforming a function so that instead of accepting all its arguments at once it accepts just the first, returning a function which accepts just the second, returning a function which accepts just the third, and so on. | | | Formally, denote the partial application of f to y1,...,ym by f[y1,...,ym]; then currying is the function transformer C such that - when f is a function of no arguments, C(f) = f(); - when f is a function of at least one argument, C(f) is the 1-argument function taking y1 to C(f[y1]). |
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| | The result of calling a function with only some of its arguments is a new function, which expects the rest of the arguments. | | | "Currying" basically refers to the ability to call a function on some subset of its arguments; such a function can be referred to as "curryable". | | | Currying can thus be seen as a shorthand generalization of the STL "bind" functions. |
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| | SRFI 26: Notation for Specializing Parameters without Currying |
| | The type aspect is irrelevant as Scheme has latent typing. | | | Yet, Scheme is not a curried language---the number of arguments passed to a procedure must match the number of its parameters at all times. | | | The primary relevance of currying/uncurrying in Scheme is to teach concepts of combinatory logic. |
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| | Currying a function - PHP |
| | currying in the Haskell functional programming course, appropriate since both | | | previous function, but with the parameters to the curry transformed to | | | >previous function, but with the parameters to the curry transformed to |
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| | Peter Kelly |
| | This means that currying can also be used with standard library functions. | | | Currying, however, is not directly supported in C. Currying is where you call a function with less arguments that it requires, and you get back a new "function" which takes the remaining arguments. | | | As it turns out, I'm not the first person to have thought of this, and there's a paper here which describes a solution to the problem. |
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| | LtU Classic Archives |
| | however, since then i've decided it would be nice to be able to examine the curried function to see what the parameter values are. | | | For example, maybe I have an interface (function?) that has parameters like: | | | A nice feature in the context you are describing is the ability to use a "map" object to specify the values of various arguments, e.g. |
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| | PlanetMath: currying |
| | In contrast, an uncurried function is usually specified as a mapping from a Cartesian product, such as | | | Currying is the technique of emulating multiple-parametered functions with higher-order functions. | | | A curried function is a function represented by currying, e.g. |
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| | PPP Exercises Currying |
| | Concept of currying: In TL it is possible to 'curry' functions which means that one function may return another function which uses the parameters of the first and of the second function. | | | Enhance the stack definition 'FunStack' and it's implementation 'listStack' of the exercise Generic abstract data types and implementations by introducing the concept of curried functions for each function ('new', 'empty',...). | | | What does this mean in terms of types? |
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| | Introduction to Caml |
| | Currying also naturally arises when functions return functions, as in the | | | Currying is an important concept of functional programming; it is named after logician Haskell Curry. | | | Multiple-argument functions are not built-in; generally use Currying to define them. |
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| | Currying Flavor |
| | Curry blends can be used to flavor all sorts of dishes, from stews and soups, to baked dishes and stir-fries, to salads and side dishes. | | | Some curry powders can have 25 or more spices in them, though there are some spices that are common to most: coriander, fenugreek, cumin, turmeric, and cayenne are fairly standard. | | | Curry powder is actually a blend of spices, and it can vary considerably from region to region, and from cook to cook. |
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| | Currying - The Haskell Wiki |
| | The major advantage of considering all functions as curried is theoretical: formal proofs are easier when all functions are treated uniformly (one argument in, one result out). | | | Currying is the process of transforming a function that takes multiple arguments into a function that takes just a single argument and returns another function if any arguments are still needed. | | | Currying provides a convenient way of writing some functions without having to explicitly name them: |
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| | ASPN : Python Cookbook : high-performance currying with instancemethod |
| | If the callables need to be used in a performance bottleneck, the | | | instancemethod provides a way to perform currying such that the curried function runs much faster than one produced by closure (the second-fastest way). | | | Currying is an important technique to build callables on the fly and is well covered |
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| | One of his many contributions (independently due to W. Howard) was the "Howard-Curry isomorphism", which states that there is an equivalence between types and logical propositions, where the type | | | Haskell Curry studied the relationships between logical proofs and functions. | | | Part of this involves replacing functions of type |
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| | Telegraph Wine Currying flavour |
| | It is strange that 30 or 40 years ago 'curry' was a standard item in the household repertoire. | | | Since those days we have gone curry mad. | | | They may have a point, but there is something about a curry that is also deeply appealing to us. |
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| | With currying, though, we would generate a function that will round a certain precision and pass the decimal number as an argument to this. | | | In the regular context, we would pass in two argument - decimal number and precision. | | | Suppose that we want to generate functions to |
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| | CURRYING FAVOR:AQUAMAN AND ATLANTIS |
| | Arthur had an inborn ability to telepathically communicate with sealife. | | | It's interesting that Atlanna Curry died in 1927, at the latest---the same year Federal authorities began an investigation into Innsmouth. | | | Later, Arthur Curry would become the new King of Poseidonius, which like many of the cities that survived the destruction of Atlantis, claimed to be Atlantis. |
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| | Currying in FC++ |
| | The practical offshoot of this is that it's easy to express some simple functions: | | | If you're unfamiliar with the term "currying", you may want to check out currying-tutorial.txt | | | Each row of the table shows different ways to express the same thing, using the various currying styles available in FC++. |
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| | FAQ for comp.lang.functional |
| | From a functional programming perspective, currying can be described by a function: | | | Currying has its origins in the mathematical study of functions. | | | The term "currying" honours him; the function f' in the example above is called the "curried" form of the function f. |
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| | post on this a few years back describing how to create currying (agent) "valuables" (of which blocks are just a special case). | | | It is very easy to implement if you realize a few things. |
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| | may want to apply add7 now ** More examples *** Curried member Suppose we want to see if the symbol clinton is a member of the lists democrats and governors and presidents. | | | -------------------- ** Currying addition --------------- CURRYING ADDITION +: (-> (number number) number) (define add5 ; TYPE: (-> (number) number) (lambda (n) (+ 5 n))) (define add20 ; TYPE: (-> (number) number) (lambda (n) (+ 20 n))) ---------------- We could do this for any number. | | | --------------- (define curried+ ; TYPE: (-> (number) ; (-> (number) number)) (lambda (m) (lambda (n) (+ m n)))) --------------- What this is is a procedure that takes a number as an argument and returns one of the things that add 5 or add 20. |
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http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~leavens/ComS227/lectures/lambda/currying.txt
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| | The Stranger Seattle Restaurants Feature Currying Favor |
| | For some reason, while we are perfectly happy to pay for table service at dinnertime, when it comes to lunch, we look to most Indian and some Thai places to fire up their steam tables and serve a buffet. | | | With spices ground each day, Roti's curries have a shimmer and spark that seemed to be missing from Kurry King's mellow selection (a little pooling ghee in the stews suggests why they also tasted extra-rich). | | | Unlike Kurry King, Roti managed to end the vegetable drought I'd been living in: Their DIY buffet ($6.99) housed the requisite yellow dahl (lentil soup), plus one curry that nicely married summer and winter squash, and a tangy mushroom-tomato combo. |
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| | Currying favor - Sepia Mutiny |
| | This "curry" business is a very English thing. | | | I mean being simply ignorant is one thing, but claiming one "likes curry" surely requires some enlightenment. | | | A substantial number, if not most, of the generic "Indian restaurants" that give you that "curry" in New York are owned and/or staffed by Bangladeshis. |
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| | Encyclopedia of American Industries - Leather |
| | Converters and dealers who buy hides, skins, or leather for processing under contracts with tanners and/or finishers are also included in this category. | | | This category includes establishments primarily engaged in tanning, currying, and finishing raw or cured hides and skins into leather. |
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| | Etherington & Roberts. Dictionary--currying |
| | Currying also affects the finish and grain of the leather. | | | A process used in tanning heavy leathers, in which oils and greases are incorporated into the tanned hide in order to increase tensile strength, pliability, and water repellency. | | | The process is usually carried out in a drum (drum stuffing) using mechanical action. |
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| | Curried Mutton Recipe - Mrs Beeton Revisited from The Foody |
| | Cut the meat into nice thin slices (if there is not sufficient to do this, it may be minced), and add it to the other ingredients; when well browned, add the stock or gravy, and stew gently for about 1/2 hour. | | | Cut the meat into thin slices (if there is not sufficient to do this, it may be minced) and add it to the other ingredients | | | Serve in a dish with a border of boiled rice, the same as for other curries. |
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| | Currying is to represent a function of multiple arguments as a function of a single argument that returns a function. | | | > Hi haskell-cafe, > >From a non programmer : > Does someone know the exact source, book, page no etc. where > Haskell Curry intoduced and developed its concept of a curry > function. |
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