Teddington Lock (720 bytes)
1: ...situated on the [[River Thames]] in the town of [[Teddington]] in the western suburbs of [[London]], [[England...
3: ..., which is the navigation authority upstream. The lock itself is owned and managed by the Environment Ag...
9: *[[Locks on the River Thames]]
10: **[[Molesey Lock]] (next lock upstream)
11: **[[Richmond Lock]] (next lock downstream)

Teddington (4123 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Teddington
33: ... marks the upstream limit of [[tide]]s. The name 'Teddington' doesn't derive from 'Tide's End Town' but from a...
35: ...ilt), the Teddington Rugby Football Club, and the Teddington Hockey Club (the oldest hockey club of the world)...
39: * The actor [[Noel Coward]] was born in Teddington in [[1899]]
40: ...y Hill]] lived in Teddington while working at the Teddington Studios

Lock Up (933 bytes)
1: '''Lock Up''' has been the name of two rock bands.
3: ... of Rage Against The Machine, once auditioned for Lock Up.

Lock (1343 bytes)
1: ...] ''loca'' = "a secure enclosure". Currently '''''lock''''' has several meanings:
3: ...key]] or [[combination lock|combination]]. See [[locksmithing]].
4: * A '''[[canal lock]]''' is an enclosure in a [[canal]] or [[river]] ...
5: * A '''[[lock (software engineering)]]''' is, in [[computer sci...
6: ...ting or state, such as [[caps lock]], [[satellite lock]].

Caversham Lock (1155 bytes)
1: '''Caversham Lock''' is a [[Canal lock|lock]] and [[weir]] situated on the [[River Thames]] i...
3: ...rating the lock from the weir. Besides the normal lock-keepers house, this island until recently contain...
5: A public access exists across the lock gates, lock island and weir, forming a pedestrian route from ...
15: ===Next lock upstream===
16: *[[Mapledurham Lock]]

Mathias Lock (921 bytes)
1: ...that included carved furniture such side tables, clock cases, candlestands, wall sconces and mirror fram...
3: [[Category:Furniture designers|Lock, Mathias]]
4: [[Category:English people|Lock, Mathias]]

Key (lock) (4218 bytes)
3: ...tion. Knowing the identification number of such a lock allows a duplicate key to be made at certain plac...
14: ...h is identical to all of the others in the set of locks.
15: e.g. A [[pin tumbler lock]] will have two sets of shear points.
20: ... can open all or most of a type of badly designed lock.
22: ... as [[Ford]] sell skeleton keys for some of their locks to mechanics in order to aid servicing. This pr...

Cylinder lock (356 bytes)
1: [[Image:Vanderwoning_0501lock7975.jpg|right|250px|Lock]]
2: ...uding the [[pin tumbler lock]] and [[disc tumbler lock]].
6: [[Category:Locks]]

Fermentation lock (429 bytes)
1: A fermentation lock allows carbon dioxide released by the beer to esc...
3: ... popular designs for the fermentation lock, or airlock, both of which work equally well. The two design...

Sonning Lock (438 bytes)
1: '''Sonning Lock''' is a [[Canal lock|lock]] and [[weir]] situated on the [[River Thames]] i...
7: *[[Locks on the River Thames]]
8: **[[Caversham Lock]] (next lock upstream)
9: **[[Shiplake Lock]] (next lock downstream)

Combination lock (3434 bytes)
1: ...scribed numerals which directly interact with the locking mechanism.
4: ...he end of a chain or cable. The other side of the lock, or the other end of the cable, has a pin with se...
5: ...orrect combination, the inner faces of the discs block the pin from being extracted.]]
9: ...in the discs align with the teeth on the pin, the lock can be opened.
11: ...ted for the remaining discs, resulting in an open lock, and a correct combination, in very little time.

Marsh Lock (850 bytes)
1: '''Marsh Lock''' is a [[Canal lock|lock]] and [[weir]] situated on the [[River Thames]] n...
3: ...ong wooden [[bridge]] carries the path out to the lock island below the weir, and then back again to the...
5: The lock, weir and footbridge were designed by [[Humphrey ...
11: *[[Locks on the River Thames]]
12: **[[Shiplake Lock]] (next lock upstream)

Édouard Lock (249 bytes)
1: ...ardLockSelfPortrait.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Edouard Lock Self Portrait]]
3: '''Édouard Lock''' (born 1954) is the founder of the [[Canada|Can...
7: [[Category:1954 births|Lock, Édouard]]

David Lock (510 bytes)
1: '''David Lock''' (born [[2 May]] [[1960]]) is a politician in t...
4: [[Category:1960 births|Lock, David]]
5: [[Category:British MPs|Lock, David]]
6: [[Category:UK Labour Party politicians|Lock, David]]

Lock Up Your Daughters (145 bytes)
1: '''''Lock Up Your Daughters''''' is a [[1969]] musical by [...

Vendor lock-out (1276 bytes)
1: '''Vendor lock-out''' occurs when a software vendor uses proprie...
3: ...ons, but often do not allow further integration. Lock-out tactics are beneficial to vendors as they coe...
5: ...ny motivated programmer can modify free software, lock-out is a temporary situation, and its market bene...
9: ...rammar checker, etc. — the word processor ''locks out'' other tools.
13: * [[Vendor lock-in]]

Lock ring (603 bytes)
1: A '''lock ring''' is the name given by [[archaeologist]]s t...
6: ...tp://www.gtj.org.uk/item.php?lang=en&id=25863&t=1 Lock rings found at Great Orme in Wales]

Lock 'N Load (390 bytes)
1: '''''Lock 'N Load''''' is [[Denis Leary]]'s second album.
23: #Lock 'N Load

Mortise lock (2078 bytes)
1: ...lding]]s before the advent of [[bored cylindrical lock]]s, but in more recent times they have become a s...
3: ...ch operates the locking/unlocking function of the lock body.
5: Installation of the mortise lock cannot be done practically by the average home ow...
7: ...rs and keyways so that it may conform to existing lock hardware on site.
9: Some of the most common manufacturers of mortise locks in the [[United States]] are [[Baldwin]], [[Emte...

Lock (device) (724 bytes)
1: [[Image:Vanderwoning_0501lock7975.jpg|right|250px|Lock]]
2: [[Image:Padlock.jpg|right|250px|Padlock]]
3: ...r. Commonly, it can be released by using a [[key (lock)|key]] or [[combination]].
5: ==Types of lock==
6: *[[Cylinder lock]]

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