If you're doing things right, rolling should occur naturally - when a bounce means not enough energy is left in the ball to counter gravity?
P.S. What's wrong with 'converse'? :)
P.S. What's wrong with 'converse'? :)
converse2 // adj. & n.
adj. opposite, contrary, reversed.
n.
1 something that is opposite or contrary.
2 a statement formed from another statement by the transposition of certain words, e.g. some philosophers are men from some men are philosophers.
3 Math. a theorem whose hypothesis and conclusion are the conclusion and hypothesis of another.
conversely /, / adv.
[Latin conversus, past part. of convertere (see convert)]
adj. opposite, contrary, reversed.
n.
1 something that is opposite or contrary.
2 a statement formed from another statement by the transposition of certain words, e.g. some philosophers are men from some men are philosophers.
3 Math. a theorem whose hypothesis and conclusion are the conclusion and hypothesis of another.
conversely /, / adv.
[Latin conversus, past part. of convertere (see convert)]