It was a secret discovered by Merlin, in the 11th century.

Over 160,000 Merlin engines were produced.

It's by a guy named Daniel Merlin Goodbrey in Britain.

The ' is based much more closely on traditional material about Merlin than are the other works here he is known as Merlin of the Woods (') or Scottish Merlin ( Merlinus Caledonius ), and is portrayed as an old man living as a crazed and grief stricken outcast in the forest.

The Hart was subsequently delivered to Rolls Royce where, as a Merlin testbed, it completed over 100 hours of flying with the Merlin C and E engines.

Says Merilyn Tahi, Coordinator of the Vanuatu Women's Centre

The Merlin engine is often considered to be one of the main factors in winning the war for the Allies.

NF II is caused by mutations of the Merlin gene, which seems to influence the form and movement of cells.

I am therefore especially heartened by the presence of Ms. Merlene Glynn, the representative of the Organization of American States based here in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

The new fuel allowed the five minute boost rating of the Merlin 66 to be raised to 25 pounds per square inch (272 kPa 2.7 atm).

The last design in which Henry Royce was involved was the Merlin aero engine, which came out in 1935 Royce had died in 1933.

Since 1975, when Merlin and Back introduced the idea of distribution system reconfiguration for active power loss reduction, until nowadays, a lot of researchers have proposed diverse methods and algorithms to solve the reconfiguration problem as a single objective problem.

Grasshopper When Grasshopper was first disclosed in September 2011, the rocket was described to consist of a Falcon 9 first stage tank, a single Merlin 1D engine, four steel landing legs and a support structure, plus other pressurization tanks attached to the support structure with a height of .