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" Philadelphia Museum of Art , notes that " Van Gogh 's passion for portraiture continues to distinguish him from many of his Post-Impressionist contemporaries . [ 9 ] The U.S. efforts to associate assistance with its political objectives have jeopardized the ability of humanitarian organizations to distinguish themselves from all parties and to provide aid based solely on need during times of crisis . I contend that Joseph referred to his cup in this way because it reflected the actual use of that cup in such a way as to distinguish it ( for his steward ’ s sake ) from any other cup . to distinguish him from his father . If they can read code , a student might notice that red and green text is used to distinguish information on a page , but no other means was used to distinguish it . To distinguish herself from all the other political science graduates streaming into DC , she sought out meaningful work experience . " When The Economy of Character describes the search for inner meanings of characters that allowed writers and readers to distinguish themselves from other participants in a mass market , the fictions of Jane Austen often provide the touchstone moments of the analysis . " Sugarcane " starts out on a low-key note with a pair of run-of-the-mill numbers but begins to distinguish itself with the third number , the slippery , sensual , reggae-tinged title track . Her great spirit roused another lady , the wife of another French lord ( whom the French King very barbarously murdered ) , to distinguish herself scarcely less . " Indiana University 's Kelley School of Business also is trying to distinguish itself from competitors more effectively . The program provides a mechanism for students to distinguish themselves and also enhances the general learning environment for all students and faculty , the College and the community . Generally , it will not limit its offerings in an attempt to distinguish itself from competitors . But , although they had company from time to time , it never happened to be unexpected , and Meg had never had an opportunity to distinguish herself till now . Reindeermen use this word to distinguish themselves from coastal folk , who are usually called Anqallyt ( " the sea people " ) . Small colleges need to focus on their historic missions in order to distinguish themselves clearly from larger institutions in the marketplace of higher education . Why , he said , his father being a very well known man , he retains his patronymic , and is not as yet commonly called by his own name ; but , although you do not know his name , I am sure that you must know his face , for that is quite enough to distinguish him . Reviewing third quarter 2001 results , Mr. Pistorio stated , " We believe that ST continued to distinguish itself during this period of unprecedented business volatility and industry decline by increasing penetration in the markets we serve while maintaining a solid financial structure . It 's dedicated to a narrow subject specifically to distinguish itself from other museums . Champa 's team is calling the specific techniques , software and hardware involved " the ARRL 802.11b protocol " to distinguish it from the unlicensed , commercial protocol . In some languages , if the parameter is the name of a variable , the address of a variable is passed to the function and the function operates " indirectly " on the variable , this is known as call by reference to distinguish it from the commoner method known as call by value .