ahland造句

• It was first reported in 2013 and described by Colleen Ahland in 2014.
• Ahland ( 2010, 2012 ), on the basis of new Gumuz data, resurrected the hypothesis.
• He co-owns his TV production and publishing company Pacific Productions with his wife Dr . Babs Ahland-Dreksler.
• Ahland ( 2010, 2012 ), however, reports that with better attestation, Gumuz does indeed appear to be Nilo-Saharan, and perhaps closest to Koman.
• Dimmendaal ( 2008 ) notes that mounting grammatical evidence has made the Nilo-Saharan proposal as a whole more sound since Greenberg proposed it in 1963, but that such evidence has not been forthcoming for Gumuz, and Koman : " very few of the more widespread nominal and verbal morphological markers of Nilo-Saharan are attested in the Coman languages plus Gumuz . . . Their genetic status remains debatable, mainly due to lack of more extensive data . " ( 2008 : 843 ) And later, " In summarizing the current state of knowledge, . . . the following language families or phyla can be identified  . . . Mande, Songhai, Ubangian, Kadu, and the Coman languages plus Gumuz . " ( 2008 : 844 ) However, Ahland ( 2010 ) reports that with better attestation, both Koman and Gumuz do appear to be Nilo-Saharan, and perhaps closest to each other.