The trade winds blow toward the equator from either side and diminish there to form a doldrum belt with an average width of between 200 and 300 miles. This belt is biased toward the Northern Hemisphere, being located between the equator and 7°N in February and between 5°N and 12°N in July at its greatest breadth. That breadth varies considerably, being widest on the eastern shores of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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doldrum
Doldrum
Not much just the same old boring stuff.
Origin: 1795-1805; obsolete word "Dold" meaning "Stupid".
Question: The doldrums happen in a zone known as the what? Answer: intertropical convergence zone
Because they are an area where wind lulls are common, where there is know wind, and can waste time when crossing the atlantic.
a doldrum Sailors use the expressions " in irons " and " becalmed ", especially when the mighty sailing ships of yesteryear were in the Horse Latitudes of the Atlantic and Pacific. Everyday modern usage of the word " doldrum(s)" is used to describe a person(s) being in a depression or listless, lethargic, non-energetic, rather than to describe ships.
It is not like a belt and pulley. A timing belt is a belt and it fits on a pulley.
No, an accessory belt is not considered a serpentine belt. However, a serpentine belt is considered a specific type of accessory belt.
fan belt, seat belt, conveyor belt, karate belt, tool belt
Which belt(s)? accessory belt? the timing belt accessory belt