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The century must be assumed either through the selection of some arbitrary number ( 19 ) or by applying a simple rule that determines the century based on the two-digit year in question . Representative Voices is somewhat of an arbitrary term . It ’ s not a case of some arbitrary number chosen on permissible size , location , eccentricity or whatever . The Main Injector is the fourth accelerator in the Fermi chain of accelerators , but this is somewhat of an arbitrary designation . Let us then attempt , in the way of modest inquiry , not to coerce and confine Nature within the bounds of an arbitrary definition , but rather to find the boundaries which she herself has set , and erect a barrier round them ; not calling mankind to account for having misapplied the word `` poetry '' , but attempting to clear up the conception which they already attach to it , and to bring forward as a distinct principle that which , as a vague feeling , has really guided them in their employment of the term . Not to recognize this effect of the Ordinance would frustrate this principle as the result of an arbitrary definition of the word " statute . But you do n't lose people because of some arbitrary number , " she says . It 's hard to make any kind of judgment about musical styles because the style itself is not music , it 's some kind of an arbitrary designation placed - also arbitrarily - on some area of music , which is arbitrarily selected . The only reason that otherwise efficient farmers cannot get credit from FSA is because of an arbitrary term limit in the law . All the talk about " gold plated " plans and taxing amounts in excess of some arbitrary number is intended to stop this abuse , but , of course , as usual the good old boys at the AEI elevate a minor problem to the level of prime cause .