The phrase "a hsu" is not correct or usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
Without additional context, it is unclear when or how to use it.
Example: "I met a hsu at the conference, but I couldn't understand what they were saying."
Alternatives: "a person" or "an individual".
Chinese speakers use yàobúshì to express hypothetical situations by stating the real situation as a proposition (Hsu 2014).
For a while, Hsu looked like the program's biggest success story, since he was the first to raise venture funding, specifically from Google, Foundation Capital, and Playdom founder Rick Thompson.
Hsu made a lot of money as an early-stage backer of Taiwan's Acer computer, but for the last decade he has invested mostly in technology companies just before they went public — a strategy Hsu characterizes as "low risk, low return".
As a result, Hsu openly supported Su in the primary election.
To improve the vertical plane response of an AUV, Hsu et al. [11] modified a switching integral control loop based on vertical plane modeling, which improves the transient response and eliminates steady-state depth errors.
The Complaint cites to statements from three "victims" and two "witnesses" as well as a confession by Hsu to an FBI agent.
Dr. Tan is survived by a daughter, Alicia Hsu of Brookline; a sister, Tian Jin Tan of Xiamen, China; a brother, Tian Duo Tan of Xinjang, China; and three grandchildren.
On Thursday, federal prosecutors in New York filed an unrelated complaint against Mr. Hsu, a onetime apparel industry executive, charging him with snagging investors in a $60 million Ponzi scheme.
"Among the vast majority of children, this will not even be an issue," said Dr. Daphne Hsu, a chief of pediatric cardiology at Children's Hospital at Montefiore.
John Liu, a New York City councilman who said he last spoke to Mr. Hsu a few months ago at a gathering of Asian-American Clinton supporters in Washington, said Mr. Hsu "certainly had a strong reputation" for being able to raise lots of money.
