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Four years in the making, the World Humanitarian Summit - the first time the humanitarian sector has ever come together on such a large scale - was conceived by UN Secretary-General Bas Ki Moon as a way to draw attention to the growing global humanitarian crisis, where global costs have risen from $3.7bn in 2004 to $2obn last year.

And Mr. Stein's staging of it also represents a huge endeavor, comparable to the scale on which Expo 2000 was conceived.

The first large-scale conspiracy in the United States was conceived by Gabriel, an enslaved man in Virginia, in the summer of 1800.

A large-scale specimen of the joint was conceived and collapse tested while, in parallel, design simulations were carried out at different levels of detail.

But of all Verdi's creations, only "Falstaff" was conceived to bandbox scale.

The SPQ was developed from the earlier 10-scale Study Behaviour Questionnaire (SBQ), which was conceived within an information-processing framework.

Wagner's "Ring Cycle" was conceived on a monumental scale.

Strauss's "Fledermaus" overture was conceived on the same scale as "Les Préludes," as if each phrase represented something towering that needed to be ascended.

On a much grander scale, Masdar City in the United Arab Emirates was conceived roughly a decade ago as the world's first planned sustainable city.

Firstly, it was conceived at the inter-village scale, which corresponds to the action space of sedentary farmer-herders.

This pilot study was conceived to help inform the design of a future large scale multicentre trial.