الدوران عند المتأخرين، والقدماء كانوا يسمونها بالطرد والعكس
Later scholars call this dawārān, whereas earlier scholars referred to it as ṭard and ʿaks.
Here ṭard is the positive accompaniment of a feature and its judgment, while ʿaks is their corresponding absence. Together they make up the two sides of co-variation.
This use of ʿaks is distinct from conversion of propositions (ʿaks mustawī and ʿaks naqīḍ) studied previously.