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“由” is used to introduce the agent or source of an action, often similar to a passive or formal written structure in English such as “by” or “developed/incubated by.” It is very common in news and formal writing.
"由北京中关村学院与中关村人工智能研究院孵化的首家具身智能企业——深度机智"
"在中关村论坛活动现场,由北京中关村学院与中关村人工智能研究院孵化的首家具身智能企业——深度机智,正式发布……"
“以……” means “using…” or “taking… as…”. In formal Chinese, it often introduces the basis, method, or standard used to do something. Here it shows what model or framework is used to construct something.
"首个以人类学习范式构建的 PhysBrain 1.0 具身通用智能基座模型"
“将” is used to bring the object before the verb, similar to the 把-structure but often more formal and common in written language. “之中” means “in/within.” Together, this pattern expresses placing or integrating something into something else.
"将物理常识内化于参数之中"
“让” means “to make, let, cause.” “具备” means “to possess, to be equipped with.” This pattern is used to show that one action or condition causes something to gain a certain ability or quality.
"让模型具备对物理世界理解的时空一致性"
“在……下” means “under…” or “in the condition/circumstances of…”. It is often used in formal or academic Chinese to describe the situation or constraint under which something happens.
"在有限数据下实现真正的泛化能力"
"在中关村论坛活动现场,由北京中关村学院与中关村人工智能研究院孵化的首家具身智能企业——深度机智,正式发布……"
(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)
mold
smart (phone, system, bomb etc)
resourceful
to announce
(dialect) uncle (father's brother)
physics
to exist; to be alive
to be used by everyone (language, textbook etc)
depth
(outdoor etc) activity; event; (political) campaign; (military) maneuver (CL:項|项[xiang4])
formal; official
and
to study
time and place
(before a noun and a verb) it is for ... to ...
company; firm; enterprise; corporation
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