A report last weekend in the In Transit column, about the closing of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam for a six-month refurbishment, misstated the year when the closing will begin.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, September 26 , 1953P. 27 In transit through Grand Central Station last Friday morning, we drew abreast of a pair of dignified gentlemen.
The officials said the damage occurred this week in transit to Toronto from Israel, but it was expected to be repaired in time for an exhibition beginning Nov. 16 at the Royal Ontario Museum.
1,000 in transit to Europe (On August 22, Tesla opened an assembly plant in the Netherlands).
A report in the In Transit column last Sunday misstated the next stop, after Albania, on the Frugal Traveler's itinerary.
We also note that Reeber running in situ on 2,048 processes is actually slower than on 512 or 1,024 processes in-transit, which is due to having too many processes operating on too small a problem.
Levin himself was arrested in 1995 while in transit through London's Heathrow Airport (at the time, Russia had no extradition treaty for cybercrime).
Moreover, Tesla had an additional 5,000 cars in transit at the quarter end on their way to be delivered.
Because she spent the past month in transit, Asha was not sure when she should expect to deliver her second child.
On 8 December 1795, while in transit, cruising off the Ganges Delta, Surcouf captured his first prized, the ship Penguin, loaded with lumber, on which he detached a prize crew under Lieutenant Péru before sending her to Isle de France.
