It is set in an airless imaginary world of cutely anthropomorphic vehicles who, like the toys or fish or bugs of previous adventures, have minds and quirkily differentiated personalities of their own.
Our findings suggest visual artists are an untapped source of value that retailers can exploit to create differentiated brand personalities as a way to gain a greater market appeal.
And the women themselves, while differentiated in terms of personality and circumstance, grow more and more alike as Cusk probes her way past the particularities of their lives toward her own despairing articulation of what it is to be the woman of the family at this moment in middle England.
This interaction is crucially influenced by the person's personality (including cognitive structures), which then influences his or her perception and interpretation of vocational experiences, resulting in differentiated processing of experiences and ultimately reactions (impulsive) or actions (considerate).
They look toward us, one bold, one timid, their personalities delicately and profoundly differentiated.
"Process standardization" refers to standardizing the initial steps in the process across the product line so that products are not differentiated at these steps and distinct personalities of the products are added at a later stage.
It has been suggested by early personality psychologists [ 5] and more differentiated in current models of motivation [ 6] that two main motivational phases can be distinguished: goal setting and goal striving.
Persona, in psychology, the personality that an individual projects to others, as differentiated from the authentic self.
Within the genre in which she belongs, she has always differentiated herself in, not only the way she presents herself, but rather her personality and the music she plays.
The company says "highly differentiated settings ensure that users can choose their best place based on task, mood and personality, making the experience of privacy personal".
