What kind of trinitarian was Thomas F. Torrance?

If I understand correctly (and I might be wrong). When it comes to the doctrine of the Trinity, as **opposed** to the Cappadocian Fathers (or at lest against Basil), Torrance believed that not just God the Father *alone* should be identified as the Godhead, but rather, the undivided Trinity. I know there are different trinitarian models that modern Christians subscribe today like: Social Trinitarians , Subordinationism , etc. I was wondering if Torrance's views fall under one category, if it has a name, namely the idea that the Godhead is to be identified with all three persons.