At higher evolutionary levels the range of phenomena called learning is more extensive.
However, this is only one hypothesis among many; no theory, as yet, encompasses the whole range of phenomena to be seen in autism.
In tying theory to data when studying a range of phenomena in the real world, you are always trying to give an example.
Demography has long been recognized as underlying a wide range of phenomena either directly or indirectly critical to our everyday lives.
Totemism apparently covered a bewilderingly wide range of phenomena: the list of totems among the Nuer, for instance, includes lion, waterbuck, tortoise, papyrus, rafters, and certain diseases.
It is not concerned exclusively with debility, which looms so large in human experience, but deals with a much wider range of phenomena.
The process was driven by "green desire", a phrase she uses to cover a range of phenomena from the desire to grow unusual plants to the desire to be well known for doing so.
It is clear even in these first accounts that there is a wide range of phenomena and symptoms in autism and many more can be added to those that Kanner and Asperger listed.
Hydrogen bonds involve highly changeable interactions that are individually very weak but that in bulk are of fundamental importance to a wide range of phenomena, from the workings of climate to the formation of DNA molecules.
The normal practice is to apply established principles to new problems so as to extend the range of phenomena that can be understood in some detail in terms of accepted fundamental ideas.
