The phrase "a stack called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific data structure or collection that has been given a particular name.
Example: "In our program, we have a stack called 'taskStack' that manages the pending tasks."
Alternatives: "a stack named" or "a stack referred to as".
Based on the layering model, we designed and implemented a protocol stack, called ovstack, as a common data plane for overlay networks.
There are several outlying islets including the twin rocks of Sròn a Dùin to the south-west, Geirum Mòr and Geirum Beag to the south between Mingulay and the nearby island of Berneray, and Solon Mòr ('Big Gannet'), Solon Beag ('Little Gannet'), Sgeirean nan Uibhein, Barnacle Rock and a smaller stack called The Red Boy, all to the north between Mingulay and Pabbay.
We propose a new PDOM stack called PDOM-ASI, which can schedule all the tree leaves.
The command generates a new particle image stack called newparticles.mrcs and a new STAR-file with all relevant metadata called newparticles.star.star
This stack, called a flare, is an essential part of the plant safety system.
Intel has also invested in a run-anywhere software stack, called OpenVino, which allows developers to train anywhere and then optimize and run on any Intel processor.
Alcatel-Lucent has put together a new compact radio stack called lightRadio that is small enough to be mounted on telephone poles, and could connect to the internet directly and provide packet service without ever touching a cell tower or repeater.
The Spark developers have also proposed an entire data processing stack called Berkeley Data Analytics Stack (BDAS) [20] which is shown in Figure 2.
His solution is an elegant new software stack called Jolicloud – users will download Jolicloud to their Netbooks and then install it.
This is achieved through a unique 3-tier ecosystem architecture stack called Social Alpha.
