Yet Six Characters is not alone in putting the process by which something is made centre stage.
There is no denying the sense of possibility at the conference, and that many important issues that have struggled to get attention in the past (think illicit financial flows and aid to middle-income countries) have now made centre stage.
To learn what makes centres of human-caused extinctions special, one can ask what are their common features.
Windows are of many shapes round, square, bell-shaped, jar-shaped, gourd-shaped, diamond-shaped, fan-shaped, and purely asymmetric and make centres of interest in a blank wall.
She has been working with local authorities on how they can make centres more sustainable by bringing in services for wider groups, such as those for the elderly or young people.
By the mid-19th century, Fleurier produced watches almost exclusively for the Chinese market while the municipality's current renown as a watch making centre is attributed to Bovet watches.
The considerable concentrations of boron may in fact provide clues about the raw materials used for the production of the Pergamanian high alumina glasses and, by extension, indicate the possible location of primary glass making centres during the Byzantine period.
South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECamb) said it would seek planning permission for a Make Ready Centre at Woollards Field in Lewes Road, Falmer.
SECamb already has Make Ready Centres in Ashford, Paddock Wood and Thanet in Kent, Chertsey in Surrey and Hastings in East Sussex.
No – we ringfenced money for them and made them centres of excellence".
