Dynamics were a more serious concern, given Bargemusic's close quarters and lively acoustics.
But if this is done without a whole lot more serious thought given to matters of safety and rigorous oversight, it's a step we'll undoubtedly come to regret.
We would be more comfortable interpreting the conclusions made (e.g. that striatum affects drift rate rather than thresholds) with more serious consideration given to the fitting.
Christopher Villafane, 15, from Graphic Arts Communication High School in the Bronx, added, "These visits don't tell us exactly what we want to do, but they make us more serious, and give us more focus".
And it's also important for writers to hear that theaters want to be more serious about giving a third or fourth or fifth staging to our new plays, which can disappear after a world premiere in such an upsetting way".
Patients' made a connection between the gravity of the disease and the information needed; more serious cancer gave rise to a greater need for information.
Ms. Taoka may have had something more serious in mind, given that "duck" closed with the jolt of a countercultural version of "The Star-Spangled Banner".
Since the exhibition is entertaining (at least on its upper floor) and more serious explanations are given in the accompanying catalog, does it matter that this seems more like a brand promotion than a curatorial endeavor?
Caroline Kennedy, whose endorsement, along with that of her uncle Senator Edward M. Kennedy, of Mr. Obama in 2008 signaled the generational excitement that marked the last campaign, said Democrats were approaching 2012 in "a more serious sober way, given the conditions".
A Google Glass-related augmented-reality game seems a possibility, though there could be something even more serious going on, given Falstein's areas of interest.
