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What English word would you use to describe a particular example of a type constructor, in the sense that `List[Int]` and `List[String]` are examples of `List`s? I'd like to avoid calling them "examples" if possible.
This question arose because we can talk about `List`'s type parameter being "instantiated" (that is, decided during typechecking) to `Int` or `String`, but saying `List[Int]` is an instance of a type is problematic because it implies the creation of a new heap object.
So while "List[Int] is an instance of a List" is correct in a certain context, I don't want to confuse my readers by assuming they have precisely that context and not a slightly different one. Any ideas?
Applications?
This might be the most correct answer. But I'm trying to work out why it doesn't quite feel as appropriate as "variants", but I'll plug it into my text and see if I can come up with a good reason that illustrates why...
`List[Int]` and `List[String]` are elements of `List`?
I'd go a hard "no" on that, just because "element" is so widely used to refer to the arbitrary number of items in a collection...
Variants or specifications. Not applications. This word is too overloaded.
Maybe that was the subconscious concern I had with "applications" when @kubukoz suggested it. I'm tending more and more towards "variants", but I hadn't considered "specifications"... though it's almost as overloaded as "application".
”Flavour“ ? just throwing this out there after reading other suggestions 
so far “Application” and ”Example” resonate the most.
My vote is for specialization. In Java, List would be what's called a generic type List<>. Leveraging the intuition Java programmers already have, calling say a List<Int> a 'specific' type would make sense to me.
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