In the Sri Lankan model of journal publication, the total fixed costs of publication are minimal, as editorial services, peer review and proofing services are volunteered.
In the Sri Lankan context, the fixed costs were minimal, as editorial services were provided free of charge; hence the total variable costs were the sum of the cost of printing and distribution.
The rare-and-forgotten route also often had the added advantage of long-dead authors, which meant minimal royalties and little editorial squabbling.
The running editorial commentary is minimal and bland, with one odd exception: twice, Thurber's feeling for Janey Williams is referred to as "infatuation".
So called "minimal standards", practiced by some editorial offices of microbiological journals [66], further hinder the valid publication of bacterial names.
The New York Times did write a trenchant editorial; otherwise the response was minimal.
The editorial costs, overhead costs and indirect costs were minimal in the Sri Lankan context.
Nikhil Mansata, a Mumbai-based fashion stylist with TV and editorial experience, said: "It's just the right mix of minimal but eye catching, with a lovely everyday quality, and yet is a statement.
Unlike their feminine counterparts, these new sites emphasize clean, minimal design, a small selection of merchandise and, crucially, a boatload of editorial content, site, a mens retailer called Park & Bond.
