Second, because Steve is such an earnest, straight-ahead character (the publisher's closest equivalent personality-wise to DC Comics' Superman) any film version had to straddle the line between making him hard-edged enough to work for modern auds while preserving enough of his personality to keep him recognizable as uniquely Cap.
Frith said the winner, announced on September 9, had to have "the aural equivalent of personality" and "define the time".
An equivalent Big Five personality inventory was implemented in the BHPS (Taylor et al., 2009), and a similar personality inventory was included in the HILDA study (Lucas & Donnellan, 2009).
For the fantasy writer, this categorizing mechanism — the young book reader's equivalent of a BuzzFeed personality quiz — is a neat trick: it defines the world of the series and the characters who populate it simultaneously.
The PROMIS currently does not have an equivalent for Psychoses and Personality Dysfunction in children and does not capture all symptoms (www.nihpromis.org).org
Today, the sport has enough legitimacy that, in 2011, Subbuteo player Massimo Cremons won the equivalent of Malta's Sports Personality of the Year award.
Hiroshige, who followed him, was a less-striking artistic personality but frequently achieved equivalent masterpieces in his own calm manner.
When item preselection was held constant, accuracy was equivalent for judging affect and judging personality.
Because when a candidate wins a debate in 2012, really he has won a personality contest or the equivalent of a verbal wrestling match.
Lauren Southern, a 21-year-old Canadian media personality for the northern equivalent of Breitbart, also tweeted out that it was a hit job but later deleted her tweets.
Gray and Cloninger's personality models are conceptually equivalent [ 2].
