0 full of desire, interest etc; keen; enthusiastic -- chtivý
He is always eager to please.
Interestingly, only minor changes (seven lines of code) are necessary to transform the eager debugger into a fully lazy one.
Thus, over the actual language, the lazy experiments have more discriminating power than the eager ones.
Note that if process synchronisation is allowed and eager equivalence and/or lazy equivalence do not coincide with performance congruence, they are not even compositional.
Interspersed with his infectious humour, his musings were a literal godsend to an eager if inexperienced doctoral student.
No one can deny that health-technology industries at large are highly productive or that clinicians are eager for their products.
There are two main ethnic groups, both eager to use the same resource base, and hence one could expect conflicts along ethnic lines.
This explains the second reason why 1932 was a great time for an eager teenager to enter economic study.
The story appealed to the public and almost all newspapers and news programs were eager to cover the same story in the same way.
