Uniform Inductive Inference is concerned with the existence and the learning behaviour of strategies identifying infinitely many classes of recursive functions. The success of such strategies depends on the hypothesis spaces they use, as well as on the chosen identification criteria resulting from additional demands in the basic learning model. These identification criteria correspond to different hierarchies of learning power – depending on the choice of hypothesis spaces. In most cases finite classes of recursive functions are sufficient to expose an increase in the learning power given by the uniform learning models corresponding to a pair of identification