| Gemma Frisius applied his mathematical expertise to geography, astronomy and map making. |
| In a traditional sense, Australian artist Gemma Smith's Untitled is a classic of conceptual drawing. |
| In lateral view the sutural edge of the cranidium is gently inwardly curved, as in L. gemma, with no trace of a palpebral lobe. |
| But gemma knew nothing of them, and she would have cared nothing if she had known. |
| One day, he turned up with gemma, whom he'd gotten from the pound. |
| They will bloom in pink for Louise and Gemma and in blue for Hayley because it was her favourite colour. |
