0 present participle of uncover --
1 to discover something secret or hidden or remove something covering something else: --
We should instead keep asking questions, perfecting techniques, and uncovering new facts for the next edition.
In fact, isolating such underlying structures can be instrumental for uncovering alternative direct proofs that would provide more reasonable bounds on the mixing time.
Both attachment theory and developmental psychopathology share a common interest in uncovering the developmental course of psychological disorders of childhood and adulthood.
Morphology might also be helpful in uncovering the meaning of single words.
The search for proxies became a frenzied uncovering of traces.
Uncovering such sentiments requires a detailed understanding of the complex interplay between local economic, topographic and cultural factors.
It is thus both apocalyptic and anti-apocalyptic, a revelation and a concealment, uncovering both the necessity for and the impossibility of the end.
First, recall that the concept of "reason" was used to depict the process of uncovering the laws of nature.
