non-lock

adjective Referring to a weight-training exercise performed with a less-than-complete range of motion—e.g., doing a squat without coming to full lockout position of knees, or pressing a barbell without locking the elbows in extension.

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The care home has a non-lock policy and residents can enter and leave as they wish.

He looked at train... all II could do was hit the brakes; DRIVER TELLS INQUEST INTO DEMENTIA SUFFERER'S DEATH:

Non-lock brakes, crumple zones and air bags could lull drivers into a false feeling of security, causing them to drive faster and be less alert to danger.

100 YEARS OF CARNAGE; Death toll on the world's roads reaches 25 million

Stability of unicortical locked fixation versus bicortical non-locked fixation for forearm fractures.

A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ON EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT CORTICAL-SCREW CONFIGURATIONS ON LOCKING PLATES FOR THE REPAIR OF SIMPLE DIAPHYSEAL LONG BONE FRACTURES IN DOGS

Based on the facts of this case, the police can search non-locked cellphones for information related to the crime at the time of arrest.

R v Fearon: Can police search a cellphone upon arrest?

Non-locked plates for proximal humerus fractures have fallen out of favor, especially in poor bone due to screw pullout and implant failure.

Management of proximal humerus fractures with the Equinoxe[R] locking plate system