0 past simple and past participle of uncover --
1 to discover something secret or hidden or remove something covering something else: --
The abstract patterns uncovered by a 'cliché learner' could very well capture the implicit knowledge of how to combine the strategies employed by these meta-heuristics.
We have argued that our thesis does not generate the unpalatable result that all (even ordinary) assertions ought to be uncovered.
Diamond coded infants' levels of interest in the hidden toys as they were hidden and then uncovered.
The water collections were uncovered and exposed to any kind of environmental pollution.
A series of reviews, some of them newly uncovered, brings to light successful productions from the second decade of the nineteenth century.
The defective coat structure of the uncovered mice is due to the abnormal texture of the hairs themselves.
However, the growth cycle of the uncovered mice is defective.
This difference in discrimination is also revealed in the subtle differences in the dialect similarity spaces uncovered by the clustering analysis of the perceptual confusions.
