"They've been taken out for cautionary purposes," Simas said.
Realism also performs a useful cautionary role.
Perhaps, before they plough on with their schemes, Kazakh and Malaysian officials should consider the cautionary tale of the world's existing purpose-built capitals.Any century nowFor planners of Great Capitals, timing is the first problem.
It's less a cautionary note than an observation, a declaration of purpose, a way of staying sane.
Our belated discovery that some encounters of interest were missing from the analysis dataset adds an important cautionary note, however, about the potential problems in adapting data designed for one purpose to another one.
4 6 Nonetheless, many cautionary notes have been raised regarding the accuracy of administrative data for the purpose of HAI surveillance. 1 9–11 Their universal use, ease of accessibility and relative standardisation across settings and time make them attractive for large-scale surveillance and research efforts.
"For area measurement purposes, hydrologic features identified as intermittent water, glacier, or swamp are reported as land area," it says, adding this cautionary note: "Identification of land and inland, coastal, territorial, and Great Lakes waters is for data presentation purposes only and does not necessarily reflect their legal definitions".
And we may take the column even further assessing new and old approaches to improving the effectiveness of evolution education, pondering the way in which folk concepts (such as purpose, design, and chance) present challenges to students taking biology classes, and even presenting inspiring or cautionary profiles of individuals or episodes important to evolution education.
But when I read last week that a Twitter account had been created whose sole purpose was to re-tweet pictures people had taken of their own credit and debit cards, as a cautionary tale, what else could I say?
