The facts of Sahaptin word order are also too complex for the customization system; in particular, it cannot model truly free word order (i.e., discontinuous noun phrases), and the attachment behavior of the second-position enclitic is similarly beyond its capability.
given these simplifying assumptions, the customization system is capable of modeling all the agreement and marking patterns of Sahaptin intransitive and transitive clauses shown in Tables 7 and 8 in R&R (1996, 676).