Even the simplest artifacts do not yield readily to probing archaeologists.
The police have powers that allow them to cut through all manner of obstructions when it comes to probing crimes.
The work, they said, represents a shift from barely detecting the existence of so-called exoplanets to probing them chemically.
They showed that the X-ray method was well suited to probing the changing nature of solid catalysts during reaction.
Mr. Ax is increasingly a Classicist, given to probing within a composer's textures and presenting a work's essential ideas with undeniable clarity.
In the end, it seems probable that a man used to probing into the private lives of others, had himself a tangled private life.
Mr. Bissell convinces you that video games have the emotional resonance of art, but he is less assured when it comes to probing their moral dimension and import.
It devotes itself to probing Mr. Blecker and his deeply held view that society has an obligation to execute its most coldblooded killers if it truly aspires to carry out justice.
The justices devoted much of the lively hourlong argument to probing for just what the consequences might be on issues like school voucher programs if they agreed with the appeals court.
Although Woolf devoted hours to probing her own consciousness, those of her servants remained hazy to her: it's somehow symptomatic that Woolf always misspelled her cook's first name as 'Nelly', rather than the actual Nellie.
NASA has an extraordinary science program, with planned missions that range from detecting the ripples in space-time produced by merging black holes to probing the mysterious "dark energy" that is accelerating the expansion of the universe.
