The phrase "a call of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a summons or request related to a specific subject or action.
Example: "The organization issued a call of the members to gather for an important meeting."
Alternatives: "a request from the" or "an appeal to the".
So, the mushroom stems become an unsubtle soup, a fragrant broth studded with irregularly shaped dice, nearly a call of the wild.
A 1990s revival might be a moment to contemplate the hidden value of technology not actually working well, the whine of the dial-up modem as a call of the comparative wild.
How about a canine chorus as malamutes and huskies charge around above our heads in the Olivier - a Call of the Wild musical - music by Björk, with Björk singing it.
In his speech, as detailed in a transcript issued by the Prime Minister's Office, Mr Netanyahu also described attacks on the Jewish community in Jerusalem in 1920 , 1921and 1929 as being "instigated by a call of the Mufti of Jerusalem Haj Amin al-Husseini, who was later sought for war crimes in the Nuremberg trials because he had a central role in fomenting the final solution".
Furthermore, Fichte had realized that philosophizing is a call of the self to the self (FS #567).
The total running time for a call of the procedure FindRegions (Image I, colorset C) is O m2 × n2) where m is the width and n is the height of the image [7, 32].
Following a calling of the candidates, instruction, and prayer, lectors are presented with a Bible and acolytes with a vessel with bread or wine.
Had there been a call of "out" from the stands?
As mentioned in the Priority Assessment of a call Subsection of the Algorithms Section, the implementation was optimized to cope with the insufficient scalability of the probabilistic reasoning.
The probabilistic reasoning algorithms are detailed in the Priority Assessment of a call Subsection of the Algorithms Section.
This reasoning process is explained in more detail in the Priority assessment of a call Subsection of the Algorithms Section.
